Wet Specimen Real Black Widow Spider LATRODECTUS MACTANS Preserved in Vial

Very cool purchase. Spider is in great condition, beautiful specimen and its a good size. Great gift for the goth kids in your life!

cool but I just wish u could see the red hourglass though

Absolutely gorgeous specimen. 🤩

This is decently big its so cool its a bit pricey but its worth it. I can see the hourglass prettu well on mine but its tan

I used this for a D&D game as a magic item prop that called forth a giant spider when used. It was a lot of fun and added a depth to the game and I let the player keep it for the memory of a fun day. Absolutely worth it.

Okay so I ordered three items in my order from this shop. Everything was shipped & arrived quickly & was well packaged and in great condition. I really loved the first two items, and left them good reviews. However, I was really disappointed with this item. The pictures show a female black widow spider with the iconic red hourglass. What I actually received is a male black widow spider, which is much much smaller and does not have the marking. It really just looks like a regular black spider in a vial. So not only was it much smaller than expected, it was not even the same product/creature advertised. If you are selling small male spiders, say & show that. Don’t use purposely misleading photos of larger female black widows. I guess the item is alright, but a lot of what made this item cool,desirable, & unique was the actual easily recognizable female black widow spider. Since the first two items were very nice & as described, I will try ordering again from this shop & hope this was an isolated incident.

Pretty disappointed, I expected this to be a black widow with the red marking on it... it's brown and has no marking . False advertisement

I was amazed that I could actually receive a real specimen of an actual black widow spider. I wanted to start a new hobby about things I was interested in and viewing all the different specimens on ur site i decided to start an exotic collection of different specimens I've never seen before. Collections have always been a hobby of mines but I never dreamed this could exist