The Desert Blonde Tarantula, also known as Western Desert Tarantula, Arizona Blond Tarantula, Mexican Blonde Tarantula, and Aphonopelma chalcodes is a tarantula species commonly found in the American desert. Its common name, “blond tarantula,” refers to the carapace, which is covered in white, pale hairs that contrasts with its dark legs and … Read more
The Pink Toe Tarantula, also known as Guyana pinktoe, Common Pink Toe, South American Pink Toe, and Avicularia avicularia, is a tarantula species endemic to Brazil, southern Carribean, and Costa Rica. This tree-dwelling tarantula loves climbing and has gorgeous pink-tipped legs, hence its name. If you want to know more about the … Read more
The Parakeet, also known as Paroquet and Paraquet, is often regarded as a beginner bird because of its playful disposition. About 25% of bird owners keep a Parakeet, making the species one of the most popular bet birds among hobbyists. The Parakeet has different breeds, but the most popular is the Budgie … Read more
The Mexican Red Rump Tarantula, also known as Tliltocatl vagans, is a tarantula species commonly found in Mexico and Central America. This species is a burrowing, land-dwelling tarantula highly distinctive for its red hairs on its abdomen. The Mexican Red Rump Tarantula is a famous spider in the pet trade due to … Read more
The Brazilian Black Tarantula, also known as Grammostola pulchra, is a tarantula species endemic to Brazil. It is widely known for its velvety black body and long legs, making it a sought-after spider pet in the pet trade. The Brazilian Black Tarantula possesses chemical sensors on their body, which help them detect … Read more
The Pink Zebra Beauty Tarantula, also referred to its scientific name, Eupalaestrus campestratus, is a terrestrial tarantula endemic to Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. It is deemed as one of the most sought-after tarantulas because of its distinctive look and docile temperament, making them perfect spider pets for novice hobbyists. They are non-arboreal … Read more
The Honduran Curly Hair Tarantula, also known as Wooly Tarantula, Curly Hair Tarantula, and Tliltocatl albopilosus, is a tarantula species native to Nicaragua and Costa Rica. This species is touted as a terrestrial, opportunistically burrowing spider. It possesses a round body covered in long, slightly curled bristles, hence its name. Generally calm … Read more
The Mexican Redleg Tarantula, also referred to as Red-legged Tarantula and Brachypelma emilia, is a terrestrial tarantula that closely resembles a Mexican Redknee Tarantula. Just like the latter, it is a docile tarantula that is popular in the pet trade. This tarantula species is touted to be best for beginners because of … Read more
The Costa Rican Zebra Tarantula, also referred to as Striped-knee Tarantula and Aphonopelma seemanni, is a tarantula species endemic to western Costa Rica and several parts of Central America like Nicaragua, Guatemala, and Honduras. This species is considered a must-have for many spider hobbyists. Its stripes and contrasts in colors make it … Read more
The Chilean Rose Tarantula, also referred to as Rose Hair Tarantula, Chilean Fire Tarantula, Chilean Red-haired Tarantula, and Grammostola rosea, is one of the most commonly available tarantula species in European and American pet trade. These tarantulas come in large numbers of wild-caught individuals, which are all exported in a much cheaper … Read more
The Mexican Red-Knee Tarantula, also known as Brachypelma smithi and Brachypelma hamorii, is often the first choice of many beginner spider enthusiasts because it is docile and easy to handle. Like many tarantulas, the Mexican Red-Knee Tarantula grows slowly. Mexican Red-Knee Tarantulas are famed for their bright red “knees” that create an … Read more