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.

Cockroaches

Millipedes

Other Inverts

Praying Mantis

Scorpions

Stick Insects

Tarantulas

African Giant Black MillipedesArchispirostreptus gigasPrices from£13.95

Their large size, tolerance and forgiveness to minor husbandry errors, makes this species perfect for novice keepers. Also known as Giant Train Millipedes.

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.

Brazilian Fire Red BirdeaterLasiodora difficilisPrices from£6.00

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

Cascada BirdeaterPamphobeteus sp. CascadaPrices from£25.00

A large birdeating spider from Ecuador. Overall, these tarantulas have a dark brown to black appearance; dark femurs and red setae hair on the abdomen.

Costa Rican Orange Mouth TarantulaPsalmopoeus reduncusPrices from£6.00

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.

Curly Hair (Hobby Form)Brachyplema albopilosumPrices from£10.00

The Curly Hair Tarantula is ideal for the novice keeper. Easily available, cheap and easy to care for makes them a great chose for a beginner.

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.

Deaths Head CockroachBlaberus craniiferPrices from£2.50

Depending on which kind of death�s head cockroach you want whether it be a false death head�s cockroach (also known as the discoid roach) or the stunning true death�s head cockroach, they are a very large species.

Giant Spiny Stick InsectEurycantha calcarataPrices from£3.00

A large species of stick insect with some unusual characteristics; also known as the New Guinea Giant Spiny Stick Insect.

Giant VinegaroonMastigoproctus giganteusPrices from£29.95

The Giant Vinegaroon is a calm and docile species, although to look at one you would not guess. They are a fascinating arachnid, a must for anyones collection.

King Baboon TarantulaPelinobius muticusPrices from£8.00

The King Baboon Tarantula is a large and very aggressive spider, it is one of Africas biggest. A must for any serious Tarantula collector!

Lavender Earth TigerChilobrachys sp. "Nong ya Plong"Prices from£8.00

A fairly new and undescribed Chilobrachys species from Thailand.

Long Legged MillipedeUnknown speciesPrices from£10.95

The Long Legged Millipede can be found in Nigeria, Africa. They are an olive brown colour with long banded legs.

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 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.

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.

Orange BaboonPterinochilus murinusPrices from£6.00

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

Orangutan Orange Phlogiellus obscurusPrices from£7.00

Believed to originate from Borneo. Also labelled as Selenocosmia sp. Sepilok.

Orchid MantisHymenopus coronatusPrices from£15.00

The Orchid Praying Mantis has to be one of the most beautiful Mantids within the hobby. It mimics an Orchid flower and will sit and wait for prey to visit for pollen.

Panther MantisTarachodula pantherinaPrices from£8.50

The Panther Mantis is a small species reaching around two inches from Africa. They have powerful arms for catching prey and are not afraid to tackle large insects compared to their size.

Prison Des Abeilles Ornithoctoninae sp. LaosPrices from£25.00

A stunning earth tiger from South East Asia.

Puerto Rican Pink ToeCaribena laetaPrices from£15.00

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.

Rusty Red Baboon Hysterocrates gigasPrices from£29.95

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.

Straight Horned BaboonCeratogyrus marshalliPrices from£7.00

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

Vietnamese BlueChilobrachys sp. "Blue"Prices from£8.00

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£5.00

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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