The Antilles Pinktoe Tarantula is one of the most beautiful in the world. Spiderlings are bright blue, and eventually grow up to be metallic green, red, and violet. The photo to the left shows the adult coloration. They are a docile, yet skittish species, and are a must for anyone who likes arboreal spiders. Reaches 5-6 inches when fully grown.
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Size: 1/2" spiderlings

Price: $50.00 each

The Mexican Fireleg is very docile, colorful, long lived and hardy. Great beginner spider! Adults grow to about 5.5" Keep them in a terrestrial setup with hiding place and drier humidity.
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Size: 1.5"
Price: $65.00 each

This terrestrial spider is a nice velvet black color with red hairs on it's patella and tibia and a black abdomen with red hairs. This is a calm, docile species and is good for novice keepers.

Size: 1.25"

Price: $75.00 each

Being one of the most popular tarantulas, B. smithi is the longest lived species with females known to live up to 20 to 30 years in captivity. They are very calm and docile, which makes an excellent choice for novice keepers and is relatively easy to look after in a terrestrial setup. Adults reach about 5".
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Size: 3" (unsexed) $100.00 each

This species of Tarantula grows to an adult size 4-4.5 inches. When adult they are very colorful with blue legs, green carapace and orange abdomen. Even spiderlings are colorful with their pink legs, black carapace and black abdomen with red stripes. As they mature into juveniles, their legs turn dark in color, the abdomen increases in red patterning and the carapace starts turning a reddish color. These are semi docile but can be a bit nervous, so caution should always be taken when cleaning or feeding. This species spins webbing all over the floor and sometimes halfway up the enclosure.

Size: .75" spiderlings

Price: $55.00 each

Adults have a nice overall metallic blue/violet sheen to them and grow to 9"+. They can be aggressive. Keep them in an arboreal cage.

Size: 1.25"

Price: $55.00 each

Spiderlings have a brilliant green abdomen, orange banded legs and those blue chelicerae, hence the name. These can be fast and sometimes aggressive. They can be kept in a terrestrial setup with room to burrow and moderate humidity. Overall, a very handsome spider that is hard to come by. Get them while I have them!

Size: 3/4" spiderlings

Price: $55.00 each

The most user-friendly spider in the hobby. These docile giants reach over seven inches across and are an overall greenish-brown color with pink and yellow highlights. Their legs are adorned with thick yellow stripes. Long-lived and completely hardy, whether it is your first captive tarantula or your hundredth - you'll love these.

Size: 0.75" spiderlings

Price: $35.00 each

The Chilean Rose Tarantula is one of the most commonly imported tarantulas in the trade today. This species of tarantula is a combination of being fairly large, hardy and docile. The Chilean Rose Tarantula is the ultimate starter species, and should be considered for anybody who wants to dive into the hobby. They can easily be kept in a terrestrial setup with a hiding place and vermiculite substrate. These are 1/2" spiderlings, so it is best to feed them 1/4" crickets and keep them in deli containers to start.

Size: 0.75"

Price: $25.00 each

Very fast, very cool looking spider that lives in trees. I love them! I think of them like an African baboon spider mixed with an Indian Ornamental. They are capable of jumping and disappearing, so keep those lids tight.

1.25"

$40.00 each

A monster species from Brazil, these are one of the worlds largest tarantulas. Reaching ten inches, this aggressive species is dark brown to black with pink body hairs. These are very hardy, but like other Lasiodora species, they will not hesitate to flick hairs in defense.

Size: 0.25" spiderlings

Price: $20.00 each

This spider's natural habitat is primarily Southeastern India and Sri Lanka. P. metallica was first discovered in a town in central southern India called Gooty. Hence, its common name is Gooty Sapphire Ornamental Tree Spider. They are hardy, relatively fast growing spiders that are generally fed crickets and roaches as juveniles and adults. Spiderlings will accept 1/4" crickets. They measure between 6-8" in legspan when fully grown. In captivity, humid environments with temperatures between 65¡ to 75¡F with a humidity level of 75 to 85% are preferred.

Size: 0.75" (unsexed)

Price: $175.00 each

Very colorful arboreal species of Poecilotheria from Sri Lanka. They can grow to an 8" legspan when full grown. These can be defensive and lightining fast. Advanced keepers only.

Size: 1.5"

Price: $65.00 each

These are stunning arboreal spiders from southern India. Adults reach a leggy 7" legspan and females can live 10 to 15 years in captivity. Their speed and bite make them a "look but don't touch" display spider. They are a must for every arboreal enthusiast.

Size: 1" spiderlings

Price: $40.00 each

This Old World arboreal is very striking with its jet black coloration, dark legs and bright orange patterns. Adults reach about a 6" legspan. These are rapid climbers and can be defensive if provoked.

Size: 1.25"

Price: $45.00 each

The orange color morph of east-central Africa's starburst baboons. Naturally occurring in the Usambara mountains of Kenya and Tanzania, this species is known to come in a variety of colors, from orange to red and brown to golden. These are aggressive and quick to dart in and out of their silken retreats, but make very hardy and entertaining captives. Keep these dry and they will envelop their entire environment with silk.

Size: 3/4"

Price: $25.00 each