Brunneria borealis “Northern Grass Mantis” 5” Neck Labels Very little known new world

Very little known new world tarantula that is likely from South America

Like all mantises they should be provided with a tall enclosure with enough space to hang when they molt

This unique genus posses urticating hair type V on their palps

- Side seams and self-fabric binding for lasting shape and clean edges

This terrestrial spider from Chile gets about 5”-6” and is still sought after by beginners for it’s usually calm demeanor

Brunneria borealis “Northern Grass Mantis” 5” Neck Labels Very little known new worldsize around 6th 7th instar, around 5 This unique species native to the USA mimics long blades of grass as it can be found in meadow fields across the South. This species is quite interesting as they are all females and parthenogenic, meaning they dont mate and they are all females that can lay eggs without breeding. Like all mantises they should be provided with a tall enclosure with enough space to hang when they molt. Vertical branches and bark can