Category: Tarantula Species
The Ivory Ornamental (Poecilotheria subfusca) is a rare and beautiful old world tarantula. Due to its limited numbers in captivity they can go for a hefty price. They are native to Sri Lanker where...
The Mexican Pink Tarantula (Brachypelma Klassi) is a very pretty medium sized new world tarantula. They are commonly found in Mexico in tropical forest areas. The physical appearance of this rare spider is what...
The Singapore Blue tarantula (Lampropelma Violaceopes) is a true long legged exotic beauty. It is a very large old world tarantula. They are found commonly in Singapore and Malaysia in the jungle areas. The...
The Honduran Curly Hair Tarantula (Brachypelma Albopilosum) is a medium sized new world tarantula. It is commonly found in Costa Rica close by to a direct water source such as a river, preferring humid...
The Chaco Golden Knee tarantula (Grammostola Pulchripe) is a large breed of new world tarantula. It is found commonly in the grasslands of South America in places such as Argentina. It is shadowy brown...
Paragraph Pinktoe Tarantula Pinktoe Tarantula Pinktoe tarantulas colour ranges between dark black to metallic grey with reddish to violet hues on the abdomens and legs. The tips of their hairy legs are pink, giving...
Mexican red knee Tarantula The Mexican red knee tarantula originates from the arid scrubland of Panama and Mexico. It has a black abdomen with few red hairs. The spider’s legs are also black with...
The King Baboon, or by its scientific name – Pelinobius muticus is the only tarantula of the Pelinobius genus. Mostly its colors are brown – ranging from light brown or even orange to rusty,...
The Goliath bird eating tarantula is one of the biggest tarantulas in the world. It might grow to have a leg span of 10 to 12 inches (25-30 cm). They have a brown, coffee-colored...
The Cobalt Blue Tarantula or, by its original name Haplopelma lividum is a medium sized tarantula that originates in the tropical rain forests of Southeast Asia. Its name, as well as its popularity, comes...