News - February 7th, 2026: ​

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The spiders list is currently well stocked with a variety of beautiful tarantula species. These include several hobby classics and a few rarity's are certainly in the mix too! ;)

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We have several North American tarantulas available, great for hardiness, longevity, ease of care, and many of them happen to be fairly docile as-well (generally speaking of course)! These include AZ Blondes (Aphonopelma chalcodes), Texas Tan (Aphonopelma anax), Tucson Bronze (Aphonopelma vorhiesi), Oklahoma Brown (Aphonopelma hentzi), Rio Grande Gold (Aphonopelma moderatum), and many more! Also available are new South American Birdeaters (Pamphobeteus, Theraphosa, Xenesthis, etc). Many of these are extremely rare in the hobby and some we have never had before! Of course we are also well versed in many African and Asian species such as the Sarawak Blue Beauty (Birupes simoroxigorum), Travancore Red-Slate Ornamentals (Poecilotheria rufilata), Thailand Blacks (Haplopelma minax), Indian Violets (Chilobrachys fimbriatus), and many, many, more! Make sure to view the spiders list for our full selection.

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We still have some beautiful Emperor Scorpions (Pandinus imperator) available in a variety of sizes. From two inch well started specimens to monster nine inch sexed adults, we have something for everyone! The wait for these was long, but very well worth it! We are offering great discounts on purchases of breeding groups for anyone who is looking to get some of these breeding in Captivity! Bulk discounts and wholesale pricing can certainly be discussed. 

Well started Olive Keeled Flat-Rock Scorpions (Hadogenes paucidens) are still available but there is only a few left! These are captive bred and have not been offered for a very long time since Tanzania closed for export. We also still have some American species such as AZ Giant Desert Hairy Scorpions (Hadrurus arizonensis), Vachon's Rock Scorpions (Smeringurus vachoni), and several others. Please see the scorpions list for our full selection.​​​