After a brief taxonomic revision, the species formerly known as Holothele incei is now Neoholothele incei. New Holothele, you say…..why not. Anyway, this variation of the N. incei is the less common form, as the legs are all golden brown, the carapace is a light gold, and the abdomen lacks any striping. They grow fast and eat anything they can overpower. They’re not overly defensive towards their human keepers, but are quick and nervous. Keep them between 75-84 with humidity of 70% and allow room to burrow or create a retreat. This batch was produced by Jon Manning here in the US.

Photo taken by and courtesy of Exoskeleton Invertebrates.