The Davus sp. "Panama", affectionately known as the Lava Tarantula, is a gem of the hobby. While it is technically a "dwarf" species, it is on the larger side of that category and is famous for its glowing red-orange abdomen and carapace that truly look like molten lava. Unlike many other dwarf species that can be "pet holes" (always hidden), the Lava Tarantula is often quite visible, making it a spectacular display animal. Quick facts Scientific Name | Davus sp. "Panama" (formerly...

Availability click photo The Chaco Golden Knee Tarantula, scientifically known as Grammostola pulchripes, is a strikingly beautiful and docile species, making it a favorite among arachnid enthusiasts. This care sheet provides fast facts and essential information to help both novice and experienced keepers understand how to provide proper care for these fascinating creatures.Fast FactsOrigin: Native to the Gran Chaco region in Paraguay, Argentina, and Brazil.Size: Adults can reach a leg span...

Availability The Brazilian Blue Tarantula: A Care Guide for Lasiocyano sazimai The Lasiocyano sazimai, more commonly known as the...