Meat Maniac Edible Insects | Salted Zebra Tarantula


Key features
- •Meat Maniac Salted Zebra Tarantula (Haplopelma Albostriatum)
- •No Preservatives!
- •Allergy warning: Crustaceans
- •** Please note: This tarantula is very delicate & we will do our best to ship them intact, but we cannot guarantee the tarantula will be completely intact.
- •Have Your Very Own Survivor or Fear Factor Party!
Meat Maniac Edible Insects | Salted Zebra Tarantula
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pretty tasty huh
Amazon Customer•November 10, 2016
Hello RT fans, pretty tasty huh?
Hard-to-find delicacy
ðŸ‘â€ðŸ—¨•June 4, 2016
These are a delicacy, Aphonopelma seemanni, the semi-arid Central American zebra tarantula (not the more common northern hemisphere Salticus scenicus that's called for in most recipes). That's also why they're not sold in bulk the way you're probably used to buying dehydrated spiders.
The zebra tarantula is a semi-desert Costa Rican high-scrubland species and dehydration usually just puts it into dormancy. The special packaging here is really for your benefit. Aphonopelma seemanni should be consumed shortly after opening the can, as it revives in even slight humidity.
We first used these as salad garnish at a wedding reception, with unfortunate results. It's a shockingly strong-willed burrowing spider, and in nature their nest entrances resemble the human nostril. Anyway, live and learn.
The zebra tarantula is a semi-desert Costa Rican high-scrubland species and dehydration usually just puts it into dormancy. The special packaging here is really for your benefit. Aphonopelma seemanni should be consumed shortly after opening the can, as it revives in even slight humidity.
We first used these as salad garnish at a wedding reception, with unfortunate results. It's a shockingly strong-willed burrowing spider, and in nature their nest entrances resemble the human nostril. Anyway, live and learn.







