Brazilian Jewel Tarantulas are tiny arboreal trapdoor tarantulas prized for their metallic coloration, unusual cork-bark retreats, and highly sought-after rarity in the hobby.
The Pumpkin Patch Tarantula, Hapalopus sp. “Colombia Large,” is a colorful dwarf species known for heavy webbing, rapid growth, and striking orange-and-black coloration.
Vitalius chromatus, the Brazilian Red & White Tarantula, is a massive terrestrial species known for bold white leg striping, rust-red hairs, heavy feeding responses, and commanding enclosure presence.
The Mexican Blood Leg Tarantula, Aphonopelma bicoloratum, is a calm terrestrial species known for its deep black body, reddish-orange legs, and hardy desert care requirements.
The Brazilian Red Head Tarantula (Bumba horrida) is a hardy terrestrial species known for its reddish-orange carapace, strong feeding response, and fascinating burrowing behavior. Native to Brazil, it offers keepers an engaging blend of natural beauty and active husbandry.
The Mexican Golden Red Rump Tarantula, Brachypelma albiceps, is a calm New World terrestrial species known for its golden carapace, reddish abdomen, and long lifespan.
The Trinidad Chevron Tarantula, Psalmopoeus cambridgei, is a fast-growing arboreal species known for its incredible speed, heavy webbing, and striking chevron markings. Native to Trinidad’s tropical forests, this New World tarantula thrives in tall, humid enclosures and is prized by experienced keepers for its active behavior and impressive display potential.
The Mexican Red Leg Tarantula (Brachypelma emilia) is a calm, colorful New World species prized for its fiery red leg markings, hardy nature, and excellent display behavior.
The Curly Hair Tarantula (Tliltocatl albopilosus) is a hardy beginner tarantula known for its calm temperament, curly setae, and easy care requirements. Native to Honduras and Nicaragua, this terrestrial species reaches 5–6 inches and is one of the most popular pet tarantulas in the hobby.
The Vietnam Silver Earth Tiger Tarantula (Ornithoctoninae sp.) is a large Old World fossorial species from Southeast Asia. Discover its natural history, care requirements, enclosure setup, feeding habits, growth rate, and why it has become a favorite among experienced tarantula keepers.
Fast, defensive, and heavily webbing, the Orange Starburst Baboon Tarantula (Pterinochilus murinus ‘Usambara’) is an advanced Old World species known for its explosive feeding response and brilliant orange coloration.
The Cuban Orange-Violet Masked Tarantula (Citharacanthus cyaneus) is a fascinating Caribbean species known for its subtle violet and orange coloration. Learn about its natural habitat, care requirements, enclosure setup, feeding habits, temperament, and long-term husbandry.
Discover the care, behavior, enclosure setup, and stunning purple coloration of the Purple Pink Toe Tarantula, Avicularia purpurea, a beautiful arboreal species from South America.
Learn how to care for the Cobalt Red Rump Tarantula, Thrixopelma cyaneolum “Blue”. Discover enclosure setup, temperament, feeding habits, lifespan, size, and habitat information for this uncommon Peruvian tarantula species.
The Brazilian White Knee Tarantula is a large, hardy New World species famous for its dramatic white leg bands, powerful feeding response, and impressive adult size, making it a favorite among beginner and advanced keepers.
The Blue Fang Tarantula, Ephebopus cyanognathus, is a striking rainforest species known for its metallic blue chelicerae, heavy webbing, and secretive burrowing behavior.
The Borneo Purple Earth Tiger Tarantula (Cyriopagopus sp. Hati Hati) is a stunning Old World species known for its rich violet coloration, fossorial lifestyle, and powerful feeding response. Discover its natural habitat, care requirements, behavior, and what makes this rare Bornean tarantula a favorite among advanced keepers.
Known for its intense blue legs, emerald carapace, and heavy webbing behavior, the Green Bottle Blue Tarantula (Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens) is one of the most colorful and visually striking tarantulas in the hobby.
The Mexican Fire Leg Tarantula (Brachypelma boehmei) is a bold terrestrial species known for fiery orange-red legs, hardy care requirements, and impressive long-term display potential.
The Ranong Blue Earth Tiger Tarantula (Ornithoctoninae sp.) is a stunning Old World species from southern Thailand known for its deep metallic blue coloration and fossorial lifestyle. Native to the humid forests of Ranong Province, this fast-growing tarantula spends much of its life underground, emerging after dark to hunt. Learn about its natural history, behavior, enclosure setup, feeding habits, and advanced care requirements.