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Thai Hourglass Trapdoor Spider (Cyclocosmia lannaensis)

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Thai Hourglass Trapdoor Spider (Cyclocosmia lannaensis)

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A secretive burrow specialist with a distinctive abdominal disc. The Thai Hourglass Trapdoor Spider (Cyclocosmia lannaensis) is a fossorial spider associated with a stable retreat rather than an open-display lifestyle. The hardened rear abdominal disc can help brace a burrow entrance. No customer-facing size, sex, or life-stage option is currently displayed; confirm those details when the listing returns to stock.

Enclosure planning

Provide a secure, escape-resistant enclosure with deep, compactable substrate that can hold a stable burrow. Maintain a moisture gradient without flooding or waterlogging the retreat, provide ventilation, and avoid repeated excavation once the animal has settled.

Feeding and monitoring

Offer appropriately sized live prey near the burrow entrance and remove uneaten prey. Monitor the animal through feeding response, web or soil changes, and burrow condition rather than repeatedly exposing it.

Keeper safety

This is an observation animal. Do not dig it out for display or handle it directly. Use a catch cup and controlled container transfer only when movement is necessary; any spider may bite when trapped or compressed.

Arrival preparation

Prepare the deep-substrate enclosure before delivery and review Shipping Add-Ons. Browse the Spiders collection for other species.

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A live non-tarantula spider listing. Hunting style, adult size, escape risk, vertical space, ventilation, and moisture strategy must match the exact species.

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Listing identity

Thai Hourglass Trapdoor Spider (Cyclocosmia lannaensis)

Best matched for

Keepers who can provide a secure enclosure designed around the species hunting and retreat behavior.

Keeper caution

Jumping, wolf, trapdoor, and cobweb spiders are not interchangeable care categories; use the exact identification and listing guidance.

Plan your enclosure

A prepared home comes first

Review the product description and selected option, then gather the enclosure and supplies your animal needs. Ask keeper support if you need help planning the setup.

Before checkout

Confirm the animal, enclosure, and arrival plan

The selected option and the exact listing—not a group-wide assumption—determine what is included.

What should be ready before arrival?

Prepare a secure species-appropriate enclosure, retreat, substrate, ventilation, moisture and temperature plan, and any listed food before the package ships.

What does my selected option include?

Review the option label, price, stock status, and product description above. Size, life stage, sex, and quantity are included only when the selected listing or variant states them.

How should I plan for live delivery?

Read the shipping and live-arrival policy, follow tracking, and bring the package inside promptly. Add weather-appropriate shipping support when the order and forecast call for it.

Where can I ask a species question?

Contact keeper support with the full product title, selected option, destination, and planned enclosure before ordering.

Prepare the enclosure before arrival and keep the species guidance close at hand.

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