The Peruvian Green velvet is an extremely rare and exotic species of tarantula. They are docile, aggressive, and skittish in nature. Native to the region of Chile, South America; the ‘Peruvian Green’ is rarely kept...
Popularly touted as the ‘Giant Whiteknee’ or the ‘Brazilian Whiteknee’ tarantula, the Acanthoscurria Geniculata is a breathtakingly beautiful bird spider which is best known for its spectacular coloration and aggressive nature. This creature also...
The Sangihe Black is a moderately sized arboreal tarantula that is native to the Indonesian Island, Sangihe. While the species was initially presumed to be extinct, it was later revived from the same island...
The Tiger Ornamental Tarantula (Poecilotheria Tigrinawesseli) is a unique parachute spider that inhabits trees, plants and bushes. Commonly found in the Eastern Ghats of India, this spider features a light greyish hue and has morphologically similar traits as the Salem Ornamental. Unlike...
Found in the warm, tropical regions of Southern Ecuador, the Colombian Purple Bloom is a rare bird-spider which is best known for its bright hue and massive size. The adult spiders grow up to a length of 7 inches...
Ecuadorian Red Bloom is one of the rarest species of tarantulas. They are shy, semi-aggressive, and widely found in the Ecuadorian regions. This species usually thrives in dry and humid climates with little or relatively less rainfall. However, their...
Often touted as the Brazilian Striped Red, The Brazilian Red Tarantula is a bird-eating species that is native to the Brazilian and Paraguayan rainforests. These full-grown species are best known for their strikingly beautiful...
Originating from the Philippines, the Blue Panay is an exotic and extremely rare species of tarantula. Usually arboreal in nature, they can reach a leg span of 7 to 10 cm. One of the...
The Poecilotheria ornata is a large and stunning species. With the ability to reach over ten inches, some reporting 12, it is quite a sight to behold. It is suggested that this species is...
The Pterinochilus murinus comes with many names. Orange Baboon tarantula, but more affectionately named by enthusiasts as ‘Orange bitey thing’. You do not have to search too hard online to find out why it...
