Brachypelma Boehmi ( Mexican Fireleg Tarantula )

Brachypelma Boehmei is also known as Fireleg tarantula These tarantulas prefer semi-humid climates, and are obligate terrestrial burrowers. As with all closely related tarantula species, they defend themselves with urticating hair when provoked.This species of tarantula has a slower growth rate than many of the larger South American tarantula species.This specie makes a popular pet due to its docility and vivid colors Tarantula Information Brachypelma...

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Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (Green Bottle Blue Tarantula)

The Greenbottle Blue Tarantula (Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens), a native of the Paraguaná peninsula, Venezuela, has some of the most dramatic coloring of any spider species. They are also talented tailors, they weave stunning webs on their territory. Adult greenbottles have metallic blue legs, a blue-green carapace and a vibrant orange abdomen.They are very active, fast-growing and particularly attractive to tarantula hobbyists. Tarantula Information...

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Brachypelma Smithi (Mexican Red Knee Tarantula)

Brachypelma Smithi, are you looking for Stunning tarantulas? well, brachypelma Smithi is one of them! just look at her pictures and fall in love :-) personally smithi is my first tarantula although its a bit expensive but her beauty made hypnotized me to buy her! Smithi is also known as the Mexican Red Knee Tarantula due to its red knees. This tarantula makes a great pet and are often seen in zoo's and movies. One of the longest lived tarantulas...

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Terrestrial

A Terrestrial species is one that is ground dwelling or the specie tends to burrow and lives on the ground rather than climbing or staying on high positions such as tree branc...

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Brachypelma Albopilosum (Honduran Curly Hair)

Brachypelma albopilosum one of the best tarantula for beginners since it is docile and cheap. Brachypelma albopilosum or the Honduran Curly Hair Tarantula is an attractive species, colours do vary between individuals though they are usually a brownish-black colouration with gold markings and a covering of fine, curly, pink hairs. They are slow-growing and can have a leg-span of about 15 cm (6 inches) Tarantula Information Regions Found: Central...

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Grammostola Pulchiripes (Chaco Golden Knee)

Chaco Golden knee or Grammostola Pulchiripes are one of the most popular tarantula in our hobby since it is cheap and easy to find :) i recommend this to all beginner hobbyist. Tarantula Information  Regions Found: Tropical South America Class: Terrestrial Longevity: 2-4 years Adult Size: 6inch Temperament: Very Docile Urticating Hairs: Rarely Venom Potency: Very painful bite(It rarely bite) Grammostola pulchripes Housing...

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Chilobrachys huahini CareSheet

 Chilobrachys huahini are fascinating tarantulas displaying some of the most varied behavior within one species.. What is most intriguing about the Chilobrachys huahini is it’s extensive web spinning. Although deep substrate is necessary since some specimens loves to burrow Tarantula Information Regions Found:Northern Chile, Bolivia and Argentina Class:Terrestrial Longevity:3-10 years Above Adult Size:4-6 Inches Temperament:Very aggressive...

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Feeders for sale!

Feed your pets with healthy gutloaded treats! *All feeders are fed with protein rich dogfoods and vegatables To buy some Feeders Please Call +639228212281 (Globe) For Manila Only. I do not have a shop, We can just meet on Malls. Mealworms Size 0.5-1inch P500 for P200pcs Superworms                    Size: 2inch P500 for 100pcs Crickets Size: 1inch P500 for 100pcs Dubia Size: 1inch P500 for...

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Grammostola rosea caresheet

The Grammostola rosea (Chilean Rose Tarantula) is the most commonly kept, bred and imported species in the hobby today. The Chilean Rose is typically docile, require little maintenance, and are cheap making them a popular specie. They are found throughout the desert and scrubland regions of Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina. Want to Have This kind of Tarantula? See Tarantula for sale page Here Tarantula Information Regions Found:Northern Chile, Bolivia...

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Crickets

Crickets are one good feeder hobbyist like us widely used since it captures the wild feeling that your pet hunts its own food.Crickets have somewhat flattened bodies and long antennae. They tend to be nocturnal just like tarantulas and are often confused with grasshoppers because they have a similar body structure including jumping hind legs. Crickets are harmless to humans. Buy Some Crickets or Other Feeders Here: http://tarantulahub.blogspot.com/2012/06/feeders-for-sale.html Credits: www.nyworms.com...

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Superworms

Superworms are larger than mealworms which makes it ideal feeder for big tarantulas or scorpions around 4inches above. These insect larvae resemble very large mealworms, about 1½ to 2¼ inches long. Once they reach adult size, the larvae pupate, and later emerge as large, black beetles. Credits: www.bisdakkoi.10.forumer.com for the photo of superworms on the upper right cor...

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Mealworms

One common feeder that we use int he hobby are mealworms. Mealworms are the larval form of the mealworm beetle, darkling beetle. Mealworms typically measure about 2.5 cm or more, whereas adults are generally between 1.25 and 1.8 cm in length Good for tarantulas that is in 1-2inch .If your pet needs bigger worm than mealworms i recommend you to use SuperWorms Raise or Breed your own Mealworms! here is the post that can help you http://tarantulahub.blogspot.com/2012/06/how-to-raise-mealworms-for-feeders.html We...

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How to Raise Mealworms for feeders

How To Raise/Breed your own Mealworms! Mealworms are good food for your pet that can be easily bred and bought from almost all petshops even us sells some of our extra mealworms and we encourage you to raise your own mealworm colony after buying from us to save your money and to be able to share it to your friends in this hobby! We Also Sell some of our extra mealworms!  (Limited Stock) To raise your Own mealworm colony just...

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June 10 2012 Website is now under construction! :)

June 10 2012 TarantulaHub.blogspot.com is now under construction, We hope that this blog will inspire other tarantula / Scorpion Hobbyist to improve the enlosures and share techniques in keeping this wonderful creatu...

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