Tarantulas

Pterinopelma sazimai Female 2.5-3" 'Brazilian Blue', (and sometimes classified as Lasiocyano sazimai) is a highly sought-after terrestrial tarantula native to eastern Brazil. Females are prized for their vibrant, iridescent blue coloration

Pterinochilus murinus "RCF" 2" Tarantula Usambara Orange Baboon unsexed
Red colour form

C. cyaneopubescens 2" 'Green Bottle Blue' Tarantula (GBB)

Davus sp panama 1/4" - 1/2" Lava Tarantula.

Pterinochilus murinus "RCF" Tarantula 3" Female

Unsexed

Avery rare and highly sought after tarantula!

Psalmopoeus irminia 'Venezuelan Tree Tiger' 1" unsexed.
*Example photos used of adult male and female

Grammostola pulchripes Chaco Gold Striped Tarantula 3/4"-1"
Generic stock photo

Keeping conditions are similar to Lasiodora parahybana. The Lasiodora klugi is a striking New World terrestrial tarantula native to Brazil's humid forests. Known for its massive size, robust build, and deep reddish coloration on the legs and abdomen.

Cyriocosmus elegans, Trinidad Dwarf 'Heart Butt' Tarantula Sling. Fast-growing, active, and inquisitive dwarf tarantula with strong burrowing and webbing behaviour. Suitable for beginners and smaller setups.

Caribena laeta are the same genus as the popular Caribena versicolor and even start life the same blue! A wonderful beginner species turning brown with age. New World Arboreal.

Chromatopelma cyanepubescens 'Green Bottle Blue' 3" - 3.5" Female

Aphonopelma seemanni Costa Rica Stripe Knee Female 3" - 4"
*Stock photo

Brachypelma albiceps 'Mexican White Headed' 1.5" - 2"
*Example photo of an adult