Brandi Carliles Trapdoor Spider

Brandi Carliles Trapdoor SpiderThe preserved male specimen is described with a very dusky red carapace and chelicerae, dark reddish-brown legs near the body, strong brown metatarsi and tarsi, and a very dark gray abdomen. Specimen records are from Chiapas and Yucatán in Mexico, and Guatemala.What does it look like?The preserved male specimen is described with a very dusky red carapace and chelicerae, dark reddish-brown legs near the body, strong brown metatarsi and tarsi, and a very dark gray abdomen.When do males disperse?The preserved male specimen is described with a very dusky red carapace and chelicerae, dark reddish-brown legs near the body, strong brown metatarsi and tarsi, and a very dark gray abdomen. Specimen records are from Chiapas and Yucatán in Mexico, and Guatemala.Males disperse during April to July.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.