Golden Blue Legged Baboon Tarantula-Sold Out

Harpactira pulchripes is an "Old World" tarantula that is very fast and an energetic eater, absolutely gorgeous in colour. Prefer warmer environments and a moderately humid enclosure.

Juvenile $180.00

Brazillian White-Knee-Sold Out

Acanthoscurria geniculata is a relatively easy to care for "New World" species of tarantula, they prefer half humid environments slightly warmer and lots of hides.

Juvenile $65.00

Brazillian Black and White Tarantula-Sold Out

Nhandu coloratovillosus, exact same care as white knee.

3" Juvenile $85

Mascara Birdeater Tarantula-Sold Out

Pamphobeteus sp 'Mascara', relatively new to the hobby these tarantulas are a little more unknown for personality traits. They do get quite large and so will need larger enclosures with seep substrate and middling humidity. They would be a great species for an experienced tarantula keeper as they are absolutely gorgeous.

Juvenile $120

Chaco Golden-Knee-Sold Out

Grammostola pulchripes is another fantastic beginner species that is hardy and easy to care for. Nice deep substrate and relatively warm and humid and they will thrive.

Juvenile $55

Purple Earth Tiger

Chilobrachys aladdin is a new species to the hobby and are much sought after for their incredible colour and decoration skills. A heavy webbing species that is a perfect display tarantula. They are very fast and reactive old world species though so definitely not for handling.

Juvenile $55

Columbian Giant Redleg

Megaphobema robustum is a large new world species that is well known for it's striking colours and large size. A tad bit reclusive they can be slow to get accustomed to interaction but are known for a relatively docile temperament. As a ground dwelling species they require deeper substrate, they prefer moderate humidity and warmer temperatures as well.

Juvenile $80

Brazillian Black

Grammostola pulchra are know as gentle giants, with incredible dark blacks making them appear as very sleek shiny spiders these beauties are quite sought after. One of the slowest growing species out there as well.

Juvenile $110

Orange Ring Ladybird Velvet Spider

Eresus walckaneri is a gorgeous species of velvet spiders, slow growing so you know you'll have them a decent while as well. They are semi arboreal and prefer arid environments.

Juvenile $65

White Mottled Velvet Spider

Eresus elhennawyi is a newer species of velvet spider to the pet trade, they are super cute and have the same care as most eresus spiders. As they are newer to the trade they are quite rare to find for sale in Canada.

Juvenile $80

Regal Jumping Spider

Phidippus regius is the go to species for jumpers, they are decent size, hardy and can be quite colourful. Ours come from captive bred populations in Europe. Easy to care for and naturally curious so they make great pets for people looking to get their first spider and for one that will interact with them.

Juvenile $65

Giant Tailless Whip Scorpion

Damon medius is one of the larger species of amblypygi you can get in the pet trade so they are very popular. Slightly less skittish than some of their cousins you can sometimes get these guys used to handling. That being said they are very fast and can be hard to get back into their houses. These guys like lots of vertical space, decently high humidity and a little darker. They can in theory be co-habbed but you would need a nice large enclosure with plenty of hiding places.

Subadult $85

Giant Mexican Tailless Whip Scorpion

Phrynus whitei is relatively new to the hobby so isn't studied super well, but they do seem to like the normal things that amblypygi generally do. Lots of vertical space, higher humidity and a bit darker environment. It is not reccomended to have more than one in an enclosure.

Juvenile $65

Thai Dwarf Flat Rock Scorpion

Scorpiops phatoensis is an adorable easy going species of scorpion. They stay relatively small which makes care super easy. They are docile and have incredibly mild venom. They like layers of rock or cork bark to hide between. These are super new to the hobby and still pretty rare. They come with an enclosure.

Juvenile $110

Emperor Scorpion

Pandinus imperator, the scorpion everyone knows and loves. For a while these guys had all but disappeared from the hobby due to the banning of exportation from Africa but some dedicated hobbyists around the world have brought them back. Often referred to as the gentle giants these guys are hardy, beautiful and fairly easy to care for.

Adult $145