Spiders

A classic beginner tarantula known for its striking red knee markings and gentle temperament.

A beautifully coloured Mexican species with orange-red leg patches and a calm nature.

Recognisable by its golden carapace and contrasting dark body.

Famous for its vivid orange legs and active temperament.

Known for its deep velvet-black colour and extremely long lifespan.

The heaviest spider in the world, famous for its size and impressive presence.

A giant tarantula with enormous legspan, often confused with the Goliath birdeater.

Bold white leg bands make this species one of the most eye-catching terrestrial tarantulas.

Easily recognised by its dense, curly hairs and relaxed behaviour.

A hardy species with a bright red abdomen used in defensive displays.

One of the most colourful tarantulas, with blue legs and an orange carapace.

A tree-dwelling species that changes colour dramatically as it matures.

A tiny, jewel-like tarantula that seals itself inside tree hollows.

A small, agile pinktoe species known for jumping between branches.

Named for its red markings, this fast arboreal species demands respect.

One of the world’s most famous tarantulas due to its vivid blue colour.

A large arboreal species with bold, high-contrast patterns.

One of the largest Poecilotheria species, known for its impressive size.

A rare tarantula famous for communal living and blue-grey colouration.

A recently described species with intense electric-blue tones.

Its shimmering blue colour is caused by light reflection, not pigment.

A bright yellow crab spider nicknamed for its resemblance to Pikachu.