An impressive preserved Lasiodorides striatus tarantula displayed within a double-sided glass frame, allowing the specimen to be viewed from both the dorsal and ventral sides. Its broad leg span, dense setae, and warm golden-brown markings make this an especially striking arachnid display.
 
Native to Peru, Lasiodorides striatus is a large terrestrial tarantula distinguished by subtle striping and contrasting coloration along its legs. The transparent presentation offers an unusually detailed look at the specimen from every angle, from the patterned dorsal surface to the underside, where the chelicerae and substantial fangs can be clearly observed.
 
Suspended against clear glass within a simple black frame, this specimen has a clean, museum-inspired presentation that highlights the tarantula's anatomy without distraction.
 
Details:
Preserved Lasiodorides striatus tarantula
Double-sided glass display
Both dorsal and ventral anatomy visible
Black wood frame with hanging hardware
Frame measures approximately 9" × 9"
Freestanding or wall-display capable
 
Please note: You will receive the same type of natural specimen shown, but not necessarily the exact piece pictured. Because each specimen is unique, slight variations in size, shape, coloring, patterning, and positioning are to be expected.