Ephobopus murinus, French Guyana

[Martin Nicholas]

This Very large female E. murinus was said to have lived in the same burrow bythe owner of this stretch of forest for over 10 years.

While we were there, one of the local males came a calling!

[Martin Nicholas]

Heres the male

Heres the male!

[Phil Rea]

That leaf in the background almost looks like a flowerpot hide. It's good to know that we're keeping these in a similar manner in captivity