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, it's easy to find something to suit everyone.

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Tarantulas

African Land SnailsVariousPrices from£6.00

African Land Snails are a giant species of snail from East Africa. They are one of the easiest pets to look after and are cheap to maintain, their slow movement and robust bodies make them a perfect pet for children to watch and are easy to handle.

Amazon Sapphire Pink ToeYbyrapora diversipesPrices from£15.00

One of the prettiest Avicularia species to enter the hobby in recent years. Although smaller than others in the genus at 10-12cm legspan, they more than make up for their smaller size with their stunning looks.

Amber MillipedesPelmatojulus ligulatusPrices from£8.95

Also commonly known as tiger millipedes, this species is large and similar in appearance and size, to that of Pelmatojulus excisus.

Black Fire BirdeaterPamphobeteus petersi Prices from£25.00

Rarely available. These spiders are similar to P. antinous and are sometimes known as the Red Bloom Birdeater due to the red setae hair on the abdomen.

Black Tunnelweb SpiderPorrhothele antipodianaPrices from£19.95

This spider was described by Peter Jackson as inspiration for the character Shelob in Lord of the Rings The Two Towers. They are heavy webbers and make interesting subjects to keep.

Brazilian Black and WhiteNhandu coloratovillosusPrices from£5.00

This species is said to be found in grasslands on the Brazil border. Like most Nhandu they have an almost fluffy appearance.

Brazilian Dwarf PinklegKochiana brunnipesPrices from£6.00

A small species found in Brazil that has only entered the UK hobby recently.

Brazilian Giant Blonde Nhandu tripepiiPrices from£24.00

Large terrestrial species with long blonde hairs found in the state of Para, Brazil. Formerly known as Vitalius vulpinus.

Cameroon Giant Black MillipedeMardonius parilis acuticonusPrices from£10.95

The Cameroon Giant Black Millipede is a medium to large species that reaches around 25cm from dry savanna areas.

Chocolate MillipedesOphistreptus quineensisPrices from£8.95

A popular, large and easy to keep species, which is perfect for novice keepers. Also known as African Giant Chocolate Millipedes.

Curly Hair (Wild Type)Brachypelma albopilosumPrices from£5.00

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

Eastern Horned BaboonCeratogyrus darlingiPrices from£4.00

These are a heavy webbing species that make interesting display animals. They have a backwards curved horn that distinguishes it from other Ceratogyrus species.

Fringed OrnamentalPoecilotheria ornataPrices from£8.00

These spiders are one of the biggest of all the Poecilotheria genus, they can reach up to a massive 25cm legspan. They are a very easy to keep species but not suitable for beginners.

Giant WhitekneeAcanthoscurria geniculataPrices from£8.00

The Giant Whiteknee Tarantula is a fast growing species that can have a leg span of 8.5 inches. The body and legs are dark with striking white bands along the leg joints, giving them their common name.

Golden BaboonAugacephalus ezendamiPrices from£39.95

One of the rarer baboon species in the hobby. These spiders are mainly found around Mozambique.

Golden Earth TigerCyriopagopus schmidtiPrices from£75.00

Said to be one of the largest Asian tarantulas. This species is also commonly known as the Chinese Giant Gold Tarantula, and can be found in both Vietnam and China.

Guadeloupe Stick InsectLamponius gueriniPrices from£3.00

Guadeloupe Stick Insects grow to an adult size of 70 to 90mm, females are larger. They feed on a range of leaf plants like Bramble, Oak and Ivy.

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.

Lavender Earth TigerChilobrachys sp. "Nong ya Plong"Prices from£5.00

A fairly new and undescribed Chilobrachys species from Thailand.

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£4.00

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.

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.

Orange BaboonPterinochilus murinusPrices from£24.00

The Orange Baboon is an aggressive species from parts of Africa, most are collected from Tanzania.

Pancake SlugVeronicella sloaneiPrices from£6.00

The Pancake Slug, Veronicella sloanei grows to a extended length of 12cm and is native to Jamaica. They are also found in other non-native countries where they are considered as an agricultural pest.

Pumpkin Patch TarantulaHapalopus sp. Colombia largePrices from£8.00

The Pumpkin Patch Tarantula is a fast growing species that reaches a leg span of three to four inches.

Purcells BaboonHarpactira bavianaPrices from£20.00

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

Red Slate OrnamentalPoecilotheria rufilataPrices from£12.00

Indigenous to India. Must be housed in a arboreal style terrarium with tubular retreats. Keep hot and dry and lightly spray weekly. Dampen the substrate monthly and allow to dry out completely. Not suitable for novice keepers.

Rusty Red Baboon Hysterocrates gigasPrices from£25.00

Rusty Red Baboon Tarantula, a big African spider with lots of attitude and certainly not a beginner species. They can even swim and have been reported in the wild to catch fish.

Skeleton TarantulaEphebopus murinusPrices from£40.00

These spiders are truly amazing. They have some very unusual characteristics for a terrestrial spider such as very long front legs and they actually kick hairs from their pedipalps.

Straight Horned BaboonCeratogyrus marshalliPrices from£4.00

A fossorial species from Zimbabwe and Mozambique. C. marshalli features the biggest horn of its genus.

Stripe Knee TarantulaAphonopelma seemanniPrices from£20.00

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

Togo Starburst BaboonHeteroscodra maculataPrices from£5.00

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£5.00

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 DwarfCyriocosmus elegansPrices from£6.00

Cyriocosmus elegans is a fast growing fossorial species which can reach maturity in as little as a year and grows no larger than 5-6cm legspan. It can be found in Venezuela, Trinidad and Tobago.

Venezuelan SuntigerPsalmopoeus irminiaPrices from£24.00

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£5.00

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.

White Striped BirdeaterNhandu chromatusPrices from£4.00

The White Striped Birdeater is a large terrestrial species reaching a leg span of 15 to 17cm. They are native to rainforests and savannahs of Brazil and Paraguay.

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African Armoured CricketAcanthoplus discoidalis