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£14.99

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£2.00

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.

Amber MillipedesPelmatojulus ligulatusPrices from£9.99

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

Chocolate Flat MillipedeCoromus speciesPrices from£9.99

The Chocolate Flat Millipedes are medium-sized reaching around 7cm and can be found in Ghana and Togo, Africa. We have found feeding a range of rotting wood, leaf litter and some fruits allows this species to thrive.

Chocolate MillipedesOphistreptus quineensisPrices from£9.99

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)Tliltocatly 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£6.00

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

Fan Tailed CentipedesAlipes grandidieriPrices from£25.00

The Fan Tailed, also known as Flag Tailed Centipede inhabits areas of Africa like Tanzania and Uganda.

Ghana Dung BeetleScarabaeinae speciesPrices from£12.50

The Ghana Dung Beetle is a small species measuring 20-25mm. They are black in colour but have an irradiance shine when the light catches them.

Indian Stick InsectCarausius morosusPrices from£2.00

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

Long Legged MillipedeTelodeinopus aoutiiPrices from£8.99

The Long Legged Millipede is an arboreal species that can be found living on branches and logs within West Africa. They are olive to brown in colour with long banded legs, these help them climb, therefore, an escape-proof enclosure is essential.

Macleays Spectre Stick InsectExtatosoma tiaratumPrices from£6.50

An Australian species, the Macleays Spectre Stick Insect can grow up to 150mm! Feeding on a range of food plants which can be found in your garden or in a local field, makes them easy and cheap to maintain.

Pink Winged Stick InsectSipyloidea sipylusPrices from£2.50

The Pink Winged Stick Insect is a parthenogenetic species that reaches an adult size of 8 to 10cm. As the name would suggest, adults have pick to white coloured wings. Feed on bramble.

Purple-legged MillipedesSpirostreptus hamatusPrices from£9.99

A fossorial species from Tanzania and other parts of Africa, they should be maintained in deep moist substrates. Reaches medium lengths of up to 14cm with a very attractive appearance.

Satin MillipedeTelodeinopus assiniensisPrices from£8.99

The Satin Millipede has a smooth shine with brown and cream rings along the body. They are a medium-sized millipede reaching lengths of 16cm.

Straight Horned BaboonCeratogyrus marshalliPrices from£8.00

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

Sunny Stick InsectsSungaya inexpectataPrices from£3.00

Sunny Stick Insects are an easy species to keep feeding on a range of plants including Bramble, Hawthorn and Ivy. There are both males and females within this species but females are pathogenic too, therefore, all eggs are fertile.

Tail-less Whip ScorpionDamon mediusPrices from£29.99

These have to be one of the strangest invertebrates out there! They look like a cross between a spider, scorpion and crab. These nocturnal creatures are very exciting to own and watch.

Vietnamese Stick InsectRamulus artemisPrices from£4.00

The Vietnamese Stick Insect is a rather long stick insect with a body length of 15cm, with legs this is 21cm. Green in colour with a distinctive little horn on the underside of the abdomen. Feed on bramble (blackberry), raspberry, oak, rose and hazel.

Whistling SpiderSelenocosmia crassipesPrices from£12.00

Believed to be the largest species of tarantula in Australia, with adults reaching leg spans of up to 20cm.

Yellow Legged CentipedeEthmostigmus trigonopodusPrices from£25.00

The Yellow Legged Centipede can reach an adult length of around 15cm, females being larger than males. They are from Savannah and grasslands area of Africa.

Zompros Stick InsectParapachymorpha zomproiPrices from£4.00

The Zompro's Stick Insects is a medium to large insect reaching up to 9cm. They are slender and have a bark-like texture that becomes more pronounced as the insect matures.

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