Inverts for sale

Invert keeping has grown enormously in recent years and these low maintenance creatures are kept by newcomers and experienced keepers alike. With such a variety now available, its easy to find something to suit everyone.

Beetles

Millipedes

Praying Mantis

Tarantulas

African Lined MantisSphodromantis lineolaPrices from£6.00

The African Praying Mantis is medium sized and typical mantis appearance. They range in shades of browns and greens depending on the species and humidity levels.

Asian FawnChilobrachys huahiniPrices from£15.00

An opportunist heavy webbing spider that seems quite happy to live in a variety of conditions.

Blue Quezon Earth TigerOrphnaecus sp. "Blue Quezon"Prices from£8.00

A pretty and fast growing terrestrial species of tarantula from the Philippines.

Brazilian Fire Red BirdeaterLasiodora difficilisPrices from£5.00

Rarely available as captive bred spiderlings, this tarantula is a must for any serious birdeater collection.

Colombian BrownPamphobeteus fortisPrices from£15.00

A large brown Pamphobeteus species believed to be found only in Colombia. The young of this species have the typical Christmas tree markings which fades as they mature.

Costa Rican Orange Mouth TarantulaPsalmopoeus reduncusPrices from£3.00

A very pretty Psalmopoeus species, it has a very shiny gold carapace and gold bands on the legs. But has a overall brown appearance. It reaches a adult size of around 12cm legspan.

Cryptic MantisSibylla pretiosaPrices from£7.00

The Cryptic Praying Mantis is a small communal species that reaches an adult length of 4-6cm, females tend to be larger than males. They have a long thin thorax and distinctive projections from the head, prothorax and femurs.

Curly Hair (Wild Type)Brachypelma albopilosumPrices from£6.00

Still one of the best beginner species of tarantula. These spiderlings have come from wild caught parents in Nicaragua so no risk of hybrids.

Dark Earth TigerChilobrachys sp. kaeng krachanPrices from£4.00

A huge dark coloured Chilobrachys species that can reach sizes of 15-17cm legspan. These spiders are quite reclusive and if kept properly in a fossorial setup they will seldom be seen.

Dominican Stripe KneeCyrtopholis cursorPrices from£11.00

One of the few Dominican species we see in the hobby. Varying shades of brown all over the carapace and abdomen but with distinctive stripes the length of their legs.

East African Boxer MantisOtomantis scutigeraPrices from£6.00

Like all boxer mantis species, the common name derives from them rotating their arms in arcs, when they are startled.

Ecuadorian OrangeTapinauchenius elenaePrices from£10.00

Similar in appearance to Tapinauchenius gigas but with pale white setae hair. Described by Schmidt in 1994.

Elizabethfontein BaboonHarpactira marksiPrices from£12.00

A fossorial species that is indigenous to South Africa. Often a prolific webber in captivity and can cover the whole surface in silk.

Giant Asian MantisHierodula membranaceaPrices from£6.00

The Giant Asian Praying Mantis is a large typical looking praying mantis from Asia.

Grey DwarfNeochilobrachys sp. "Thailand"Prices from£8.00

A small fossorial species of tarantula found in Thailand, Southeast Asia.

Haitian Brown BirdeaterPhormictopus canceridesPrices from£29.95

Haitan Brown Birdeater Tarantulas are from North to Central America.

Hati Hati PurpleCyriopagopus sp. "Hatihati"Prices from£7.00

A recently discovered arboreal species from Indonesia. The spider is has a purple and black base colouration with a yellowish carapace.

Indian Ornamental TarantulaPoecilotheria regalisPrices from£8.00

A beautiful arboreal species found in India. This spider much like other members of the Poecilotheria genus is more suited to keepers with previous tarantula experience. This is due to their fast and potentially aggressive nature.

Indian Stick InsectCarausius morosusPrices from£5.00

The common, Indian or laboratory stick insect is a species of Phasmatodea (phasmid) that is often kept by schools and individuals as pets.

Indian Violet Earth TigerChilobrachys fimbriatusPrices from£6.00

Easily the best looking Chilobrachys species kept in the hobby. A prolific webber with a nasty temper.

Khiri Khan Earth TigerChilobrachys sp. "Khiri Khan"Prices from£6.00

A large fossorial species found within the Western province of Thailand, Southeast Asia.

Laos Forest ScorpionHeterometrus laoticusPrices from£13.95

Found in humid regions of Vietnam and Laos. They reach maximum lengths of 12cm.

Lavender Earth TigerChilobrachys sp. "Nong ya Plong"Prices from£29.95

A fairly new and undescribed Chilobrachys species from Thailand.

Malawi Grey BaboonCeratogyrus meridionalisPrices from£8.00

Less commonly available compared to other Ceratogyrus species. This species is indigenous to Malawi and Mozambique

Malay Jumping SpiderPancorius sp.Prices from£17.95

Larger Malaysian species of Salticidae. Possible mixed species, but predominately colour variations of Pancorius.

Maldonado BirdeaterAcanthoscurria maldonadoensisPrices from£7.00

A terrestrial birdeating tarantula found in the Madre de Dios region in Southeast Peru.

Martinique Pink ToeCaribena versicolorPrices from£10.00

What can we say about this species... They are stunning! Turning from a gorgeous bright blue spiderling right through to stunning multi coloured adults.

Mexican Fireleg TarantulaBrachypelma bohemiPrices from£8.00

Brachypelma bohemi are closely related to the more famous Mexican Red Knee. However these spiders have a very dramatic black and orange colouration and can be quite defensive often flicking their urticating hair when disturbed.

Mexican Giant Orange KneeBrachypelma smithi (ex annitha)Prices from£12.00

Similar to Brachypelma hamorii but woollier and more vibrant in appearance, they also have no black hair around the flame on the patella and pedipalps.

Mexican Pink TarantulaBrachypelma klaasiPrices from£9.00

Mexican Pink Tarantulas are found in Mexico.

Mexican Red KneeBrachypelma hamorii (ex smithi)Prices from£6.00

The classic pet tarantula and arguably the most recognisable spider in the world. A great species for beginners and a must for any serious collection.

Mexican Red LegBrachypelma emiliaPrices from£6.00

A spider that reaches around 12-15cm from Mexico and Panama. Very calm and docile species like most other Brachypelma and a great alternative to the more famous Mexican red knee.

Mexican Red RumpBrachypelma vagansPrices from£3.00

The Mexican Red Rump Tarantula gets its name from the red hairs present on the abdomen. They can be found in moist areas of Mexico.

Mexican Tiger RumpDavus pentalorePrices from£10.00

Confused with Cyclosternum fasciatum for many years and mislabelled by keepers. This bird spider has a beautiful orange carapace opposed to the black found on C. fasciatum and has distinct tiger markings on its abdomen.

New Mexican TarantulaBrachypelma kahlenbergiPrices from£5.00

A new species of Brachypelma from Veracruz , Mexico, Brachypelma kahlenbergi. They are almost entirely black with red, orange setae on the dorsal face of the opisthosoma.

Nigerian BrownHysterocrates laticepsPrices from£25.00

A large fossorial baboon tarantula found in Cameroon and Nigeria. Described by Pocock in 1897.

Penang Earth TigerChilobrachys sp. "Penang"Prices from£6.00

Fairly new to the hobby, this species is found on Penang island on the west coast of Malaysia.

Puerto Rican Pink ToeCaribena laetaPrices from£7.00

A beautiful spider which is olive to brown as an adult and bright blue as a spiderling. Photos really don't do the adult colours justice. They really are a wonderful species and are not often available as captive bred spiderlings.

Purcells BaboonHarpactira bavianaPrices from£25.00

A rarely available baboon species from South Africa, described by Purcell in 1903.

Stripe Knee TarantulaAphonopelma seemanniPrices from£12.00

Formerly one of the most popular pet spiders in the hobby, found throughout Central America and in varying forms depending on the locality.

Thai Orange Flat MillipedeOrthomorpha sp. "Orange"Prices from£7.00

The Thai Orange Flat Millipede is a small species reaching an adult size of 4cm, the body colour is a shade of yellow to orange. Must be fed on leaf litter, rotting wood and live moss.

Togo Starburst BaboonHeteroscodra maculataPrices from£19.95

The Togo Starburst Baboon is a fast arboreal species from West African found in Ghana, Togo and Cameroon. They reach an adult leg span of 4 to 5 inches.

Trinidad ChevronPsalmopoeus cambridgeiPrices from£13.99

The Trinidad Chevron Tarantula is a fast growing species reaching a leg span of six inches. They are arboreal spinning a web within loose tree bark or plants.

Trinidad MahoganyTapinauchenius plumipesPrices from£9.00

This spider lives in tropical plantations throughout Trindad where it creates silken tubes under bark and branches in trees. Extremely fast moving and is considered by most as semi-aggressive.

Twig Praying MantisPopa spurcaPrices from£7.00

The Twig Praying Mantis is a fascinating praying mantis that imitates a small stick.

Venezuelan SuntigerPsalmopoeus irminiaPrices from£5.00

This is a beautiful arboreal species of Tarantula, with vivid orange patterns over its abdomen, metatarsus and tarsus parts of their legs.

Vietnam Giant CentipedeScolopendra dehaaniPrices from£25.00

Scolopendra dehaani is an aggressive species that grows to an adult size of 7 to 8 inches. We do not recommend this species for beginners.

Vietnamese BlueChilobrachys sp. "Blue"Prices from£6.00

These spiders originate from Vietnam and get extremely large. They have thickened front legs with a blue sheen appearance. Thought to be a form of Chilobrachys dyscolus but more work needs to be done to confirm this.

Vietnamese Rainbow MillipedeTonkinbolus dolfusiPrices from£6.95

As the name suggests, these millipedes are from Vietnam and have a rainbow coloration. They are medium sized and must be kept at lower temperatures compared to other species.

Violet Tree SpiderTapinauchenius cupreusPrices from£4.00

This species was described as recently as 1996 by Schmidt and Bauer and originates from Ecuador, South America.

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