Exporter of Stegodyphus sp. from Egypt (Velvet Spider / Social Spider)

About Stegodyphus sp.

The Stegodyphus sp., commonly known as the velvet spider or social spider, is one of the most fascinating species in the arachnid world.
Belonging to the family Eresidae, this species is found in Africa, the Middle East, and parts of Asia, where it inhabits dry and semi-desert regions.

Stegodyphus species are famous for their cooperative behavior — living and hunting in colonies — a rare trait among spiders.
Their intricate silk webs, social structure, and maternal care make them a subject of great interest in biological, behavioral, and ecological research worldwide.

About Alzaeem Company

Alzaeem Company is a registered exporter and supplier of Stegodyphus sp. from Egypt, providing both live and preserved specimens for scientific, educational, and research purposes.

We specialize in the legal and ethical export of exotic arachnids, including non-CITES spider species such as Stegodyphus dumicola and Stegodyphus lineatus.
All specimens are carefully collected, documented, and prepared according to international export standards, ensuring safe and compliant worldwide shipping.

Stegodyphus sp. represents one of the most fascinating genera of social spiders, admired by specialists and researchers around the world for their unique cooperative behavior and web-building strategies.
We provide professionally raised, captive-bred Stegodyphus specimens exclusively for scientific institutions, licensed collectors, educational centers, and authorized exotic invertebrate importers

Why Choose Alzaeem Company?

  • 🌍 Licensed Stegodyphus exporter and supplier from Egypt

  • 🧾 Egyptian stegodyphu s. for sale and export, documentation (health, origin, and customs certificates)

  • ✈️ Worldwide delivery with professional packing

  • 🕷️ Healthy, active, and ethically collected spiders

  • 🔬 Specialized in scientific and educational exports

  • 💼 Wholesale and bulk supply for universities and research labs

  • ♻️ Sust

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