The Costa Rican Zebra Knee Tarantula (Aphonopelma seemanni) is one of the hobby's most recognizable New World species, famous for its bold white-striped legs and fascinating burrowing behavior. Learn about its tropical Central American habitat, natural history, enclosure setup, feeding, molting, lifespan, and balanced husbandry recommendations for long-term success.
The Purple and Gold Tarantula (Spinosatibiapalpus sp. "Colombia") is a colorful New World dwarf species admired for its metallic purple hues, golden highlights, and active feeding response. Learn about its Colombian rainforest habitat, natural history, enclosure setup, feeding, molting, lifespan, and balanced husbandry recommendations for long-term success.
The Guarani Giant Tarantula (Grammostola grossa) is a massive New World terrestrial species from the grasslands of Paraguay, Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina. Learn about its natural habitat, behavior, enclosure setup, feeding, molting, lifespan, and balanced husbandry recommendations for long-term success.
The Magnus Earth Tiger (Omothymus sp.) is a large Old World fossorial tarantula from the ancient rainforests of Peninsular Malaysia, admired for its muscular build, elegant gray coloration, and extensive silk-lined burrows. Learn about its natural habitat, behavior, enclosure setup, feeding, molting, lifespan, and balanced husbandry recommendations for long-term success.