News - January 15th, 2025:

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Happy new year everyone! Our 2026 mail shipping season has began and we are sending packages via FedEx priority overnight as per usual (weather permitting). To request a shipping quote, please email us and be sure to include your postal code when you do. 

 

A huge spider shipment has just arrived with many highly anticipated species that we have been waiting some time for! Some highlights from the spiders in this shipment include Panama Lava Spiders (Davus sp. "Panama"), Ornamental Tarantulas (Poecilotheria spp.), Bolivian Steely Blue Legged Birdeaters (Pamphobeteus antinous), Goliath Birdeaters (Theraphosa spp.), Rio Grande Gold Tarantulas (Aphonopelma moderatum), Chilean Flame Rump Tarantulas (Euathlus spp.), Pampas Tawny Red Tarantulas (Grammostola anthracina), Guarani Giant Tarantulas (Grammostola grossa), Mexican Red Knee Tarantulas (Brachypelma hamorii), and many, many more! Be sure to check the list for full availability and details. In addition to our many new arrivals, we still have several hobby classics available such as Brazilian Blacks (Grammostola pulchra), Nicaraguan Curly Hairs (Tliltocatl albopilosus), Arizona Blondes (Aphonopelma chalcodes), Brazilian Giant White Knees (Acanthoscurria geniculata), and more.

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New to the Scorpions list are few very rare captive bred Olive Keeled Flat-Rock Scorpions (Hadogenus paucidens). We have very few of these available so we highly recommend contacting us asap to reserve one of these if they interest you. Once a readily available species in the exotic pet trade, they are now extremely rare. We have also added the more inexpensive Thai Dwarf Flat-Rock Scorpion (Scorpiops phatoensis) to the list. These have that same classic Flat-Rock Scorpion look as their African cousins, but in a much smaller and more compact package! We still have good numbers of Emperor Scorpions (Pandinus imperator) available in a range of sizes from well started two inch juveniles all the way up to sexed adult males and females ensuring something for everyone!

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We have added two new species of captive bred centipede to the other invertebrates list. These are Ethmostigmus sp. "Gigas Vietnam" and Scolopendra multidens "Red China".