Blue Velvet Spider, Eresus sp. "Sidi Ifni" Millipedes These tarantulas construct shallow burrows

These tarantulas construct shallow burrows beneath rocks

and advanced forest floor setups

Millipedes play an important ecological role in these environments by helping break down dead plant material and returning nutrients back into the soil

Margravia sinus displays the white edging early in growth unlike the other two white edged species that only display it on more established growth

Blue Velvet Spider, Eresus sp. "Sidi Ifni" Millipedes These tarantulas construct shallow burrowsCaptive Born Blue Velvet Spider, Eresus sp. "Sidi Ifni" C. B. Babies . 25" Indigenous to the coastal sand dunes around the Essaoura region, Southwest Morocco. The Blue Velvet Spider, scientifically referred to as Eresussp. "Sidi Ifni," is a captivating member of the velvet spider family (Eresidae). This particular species is indigenous to the coastal regions of southwestern Morocco, notably around the town of Sidi Ifni. Renowned for its striking