The P. lugardi is a nifty little number, with its greenish carapace, light orange femurs, speckled abdomen and light brown legs. They’re not as defensive as P. murinus, but will still have a go if you push the envelope. They can tolerate a wide range of temps, so anywhere within 72-85 works with humidity of 55-60%. Don’t keep them humid, as it will kill them. If you allow them to burrow or provide a hide, they will be far more relaxed. There are two females available, so don’t hem and haw for too long.

Photo taken by and courtesy of Exoskeleton Invertebrates.