Captive-bred · documented from day one
Every meal. Every molt. Written down.
Most shops ship a spider in a cup with a printed care sheet. Yours comes with a Living Record. Every feeding, molt, measurement and photo, logged against the animal since the day we got them. At checkout it transfers to you, and it keeps going for as long as you keep them. A tarantula can live decades. So can their record.
On the rack right now
A rotating selectionFilter by ships-now, grow-out, world and more on the shop page.
The fine print, minus the fine
Live-arrival guarantee
DOA? Send a video within one hour of the first delivery scan and we replace or refund. No arguing, no gymnastics.
Weather watch
We check the forecast on both ends of the route. Too hot or cold anywhere along it and your order holds. You'll get a text or call, and your animal stays comfortable here until safe to ship.
Packed like it matters
Punched vial, cushioned inner box, heat or cold pack when the route calls for it.
Care, documented
Every animal we keep has a living record — every feeding, every molt, every milestone. This is that care, in numbers.
Every animal we raise gets this same documented care — and the ones below are ready for a new home.
Meet our available spiders →Keeper notes
Written from the racks
Beginner
Chaco Golden Knee
The Chaco Golden Knee is the 'black lab of the hobby' — big, mellow, hardy, and endlessly forgiving, the spider countless keepers (and shops) recommend as a first…
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Beginner
Brazilian White Knee
The Brazilian White Knee (Acanthoscurria geniculata) is one of the most striking large terrestrials in the hobby — velvet black legs banded with brilliant white 'knees,' a red-tinged…
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Intermediate
Amazon Sapphire Pinktoe
The Amazon Sapphire Pinktoe (Ybyrapora diversipes) is a smaller Brazilian arboreal that glows iridescent sapphire-blue and violet, with vivid red-orange sling highlights — a dazzling, jewel-toned tree spider.…
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Advanced
Featherleg Baboon
The Featherleg Baboon of Cameroon and West Africa is, by broad consensus, the most defensive Old World arboreal in the hobby — the benchmark other 'spicy' species are…
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