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Hourglass Spider in Resin, Cyclocosmia ricketti

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This real spider in resin is Cyclocosmia ricketti. It is a species of trapdoor spider of the genus Cyclocosmia. It is native to China and has various common names, such as Money Living-Door Spider, Severed Abdomen Spider, and the Chinese Hourglass Spider.

Cyclocosmia ricketti has a very distinctive flat disk, or plate, on its abdomen which some people claim looks like an ancient coin or a seal of some type. Since this Trap Door Spider is not very good at spinning silk, it lives in burrows in the ground which it closes off with it’s abdomen

Like all spiders in resin, the size positioning and coloration can vary slightly. We guarantee a quality specimen. Lucite block measures approx. 2 3/4 inches by 1 1/2 inches.

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Cody W.
Hourglass Spider in resin

Hourglass spider in resin

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TheOldCrows
Wow!

Just wow. I ordered two specimens in lucite and they arrived in under 48 hours. This spider is amazing. Id been looking for one for a while and the one I got more than met my expectations. Thanks for a flawless transaction and two amazing additions to my collection!

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sharon c.
Hourglass Spider in resin

I'm so delighted to have discovered this shop! It's got perfect gifts for my quirkinesses! Really good service and quality.

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Nick D.
Very unique specimen

I'm glad I was able to purchase it. Resin is crystal clear and great quality!

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Kay
Hourglass Spider in resin

Our little homeschooler loves all the resin creatures, we purchased the spider and it came quickly in the mail well packaged and clear as day no bubbles in the resin and no scratches. Well done!

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talensledge
Cool spider

Will make a nice gift


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