Brachypelma auratum
A striking Mexican tarantula defined by flame-red knees, dark legs, and the secretive habits of a natural burrower.
Species Group: Tarantulas
Brachypelma albiceps
A distinctive Mexican tarantula with a golden carapace, dark legs, and reddish abdominal hairs, combining natural burrowing habits with excellent display potential.
Brachypelma boehmei
A striking Mexican terrestrial known for its fiery orange-red legs, defensive urticating hairs, natural burrowing behavior, and remarkable lifespan.
Brachypelma emilia
A slow-growing Mexican terrestrial known for its rusty-red legs, calm temperament, long lifespan, and strong burrowing instinct.
Hysterocrates gigas
A powerful fossorial tarantula from Cameroon, built for deep burrows, humid forest conditions, and a mostly underground lifestyle.
Grammostola sp. “pulchra”
The familiar Brazilian Black hobby form: slow-growing, glossy jet-black, generally calm, and carrying an uncertain taxonomic identity.
Acanthoscurria geniculata
A large Brazilian terrestrial known for bold leg banding, strong feeding responses, fast growth, and a burrow-oriented lifestyle.
Caribena versicolor
A colorful arboreal tarantula from Martinique, known for elevated silk retreats, fast growth, and its dramatic juvenile-to-adult color change.
