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Arboreal
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Terrestrial
= Wild Caught
All invertebrates are captive bred unless otherwise stated.
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 Peruvian Peach Collared (Cyclosternum sp. "machala") 1/2", $35 each These beautiful and colorful tarantula from Peru and Ecuador are truly rare finds. The tarsus and metatarsus of this tarantula has a cream colored dash on leg1 and leg2, much in reminisant of the orange dash on P.irminia. Femurs are a deep blue, seen best after a fresh molt. The carapace is incircled with a peach to copper colored setae. Reaching 5" as adults!! Don't pass these rare gems up!! |
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Chilean Ocellated (Euathlus vulpinus) 1/2", $40 each RARE!! Formerly Pachypelma oculatum, this strange Chilean species has urticating setae patches on the sides of their abdomen that resemble eyespots! Very cool species!! Limited supply, don't pass em up!! |
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Chaco Golden Knee (Grammostola aureostriata) 1", $25 each This fantastic species from Argentina made its appearance several years ago when it was sent in Paraguayan shipments, labeled as E. campestratus. Awesome pet species and all around beautiful spiders, these babies have it all! Beautiful, Gentle, and Large! Dark background coloration with golden striping on patella, and reaching 8" as adults!! |
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Thai Zebra (Haplopelma albostriatum) 3" , FEMALES $40 each Dark chocolate brown in color with nice cream colored "zebra" type leg stipeing. Nice looking abdomenal pattern, as seen in many Haplopelma species. Reaching 5" as adult. Don't pass up these nifty Asians! |
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Cobalt Blue (Haplopelma lividum) 4" , FEMALES $35 each This beautiful Asian terrestrial has a fantastic metallic blue sheen on their legs, and a smoke-grey colored carapace. From the genus Haplopelma, it is a deep burrower. Much substrate is recommended. These require higher humidity, but good ventilation is a must also. Though secretive, this spider has an attitude and can be really quick when disturbed. It would not be good advice to handle these. These will bite. Reaching in excess of 5", they are beautiful, and affordable! | |
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Bahia Gray Birdeater (Lasiodora striatipes) 2", $45 each From Bahia, Brazil, these huge rainforest terrestrials have gray-cinnamon setae overall on a darker grey background color. Reaching 7"+ in legspan, and easy to keep! Don't pass em up! | |
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Black Desert Tarantula (Phlogius sp. "black") 1/2", $65 each, 1st time in the U.S.!! Wow, finally some beautiful terrestrials from down under! Massive spider, Black Desert Tarantula (Phlogius sp. black), are an overall black color, and because of their ability to stridulate hissing type sounds when threatened, they are deemed " Whistling Spiders". Large and aggressive, these spiders have stronger venom than most tarantulas, so please take precautions so that bites don't occur. These beauties were recently bred and imported from Steve Nunn of The Austrailian Tarantula Society. Not many available, don't let them slip away!! Photo Courtesy of Steve Nunn. |
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Bengal Spotted Ornamental (Poecilotheria miranda) 3/4", $95 each, Just Hatched at Swift's!! From North West India, this unique "pokie" has light banding that breaks up into a spotted pattern on the abdomen. Purple highlights are seen on much of the spiders legs, giving this animal the ultimate in color, and pattern. Don't pass them up! |
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Redslate Ornamental (Poecilotheria rufilata) 1" $45 each From Travancore, Southern India, these awesome arboreals are said to be one of the most colorful "Pokies", not to mention they are neck in neck with P. ornata for longest leg span. Still considered quite rare. Never a disappointment with these! Reaching in excess of 8" as adults, maybe 9"! |
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Venezuelan Suntiger (Psalmopoeus irminia) 3/4", $20 each Fantastic arboreal! These jet black "Tree Panthers", are one of the most desirable tarantulas in the hobby! With strikeing bright orange "Lightening Bolts", on their metatarsus, and also a patch on their tarsus. No urticating hairs on these new worlders, but fully make up their defense with attitude, so they are not good for handling. Reaching 5"-6" as adults, these are true beauties! |
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Armstrong Beach Desert Tarantula (Selenotholus sp. "armstrong beach") 1/2", $65 each, 1st time in the U.S.!! Wow, finally some beautiful terrestrials from down under! Massive spider, Armstrong Beach Desert Tarantula (Selenotholus sp. "armstrong beach"), are an overall tannish color, and because of their ability to stridulate hissing type sounds when threatened, they are deemed " Whistling Spiders". Large and aggressive, these spiders have stronger venom than most tarantulas, so please take precautions so that bites don't occur. These beauties were recently bred and imported from Steve Nunn of The Austrailian Tarantula Society. Not many available, don't let them slip away!! |
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Woodstock Desert Tarantula (Selenotholus sp. woodstock) 1/2", $65 each, 1st time in the U.S.!! Wow, finally some beautiful terrestrials from down under! Massive spider, Woodstock Desert Tarantula (Selenotholus sp. woodstock), are a light tannish color, and because of their ability to stridulate hissing type sounds when threatened, they are deemed " Whistling Spiders". Large and aggressive, these spiders have stronger venom than most tarantulas, so please take precautions so that bites don't occur. These beauties were recently bred and imported from Steve Nunn of The Austrailian Tarantula Society. Not many available, don't let them slip away!! Photo Courtesy of Steve Nunn. |
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Violet Treespider (Tapinauchenius cupreus) 1/2", $35 each Very rare in the hobby, these have not been seen in the hobby for many years!! Shiny violet sheen as adults! This beautiful species from Ecuador are also very quick, but will sell out even quicker, so don't snooze on them! |
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Golden Treespider (Tapinauchenius elenae) 3/4", $35 each Very rare in the hobby, these have not been seen in the hobby for many years!! Shiny golden sheen as adults! This beautiful species from Ecuador are also very quick, but will sell out even quicker, so don't snooze on them! |
Price List Arranged in Alphabetical Order by Scientific Name A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P QR S T U V W X Y Z Acanthoscurria |
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Antilles Pink Patch (Acanthoscurria antillensis) 1/2", $40 each RARE This rare and beautiful island species, inhabits the West Indies, and is a true find! They are a rich olive-brown overall color with pale pink patches on their carapace! Some leg stripeing, these are awesome! Won't last long! |
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Matto Grosso Redrump (Acanthoscurria atrox) 1/2" $35 each VERY RARE! From the pampas plains of Matto Grosso, S. Brazil, this rare Acanthoscurria species is an overall dark brown to black with grey and red setae covering legs and abdomen. These are truly rare in collections in the U.S., and are aggressive. Reaching 5" as adults! Photo Courtesy of John Hoke. | |
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Acanthoscurria sp. "Bolivia" 3/4", $30 each 1st time in the U.S.!! New Acanthoscurria species from Bolivia! Not much is currently known about this species, but if it is like others in the genus, they should prove to be quite large and hardy. Good sized spiderlings, don't let them slip away!! |
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Bolivian Salmon (Acanthoscurria chacoana) 1/4", $10 each ON SALE!! This beautiful Bolivian terrestrial is grayish to black with reddish to pink overall setae. Faint striping on legs, that are more bold at first molt. Nice size at 6" and bulky as adults. Very nice looking spider, but is a bit on the aggressive side. Just Hatched out at Swift's!! |
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Giant White Knee (Acanthoscurria geniculata)
1/4", $15 each This impressive Brazilian tarantula seemed to bolt into the hobby a few years back! Dark, almost black, with red setae on the abdomen and thick white bands on each leg segment! Grows to 8"+! Get them quick! |
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Grand Canyon Black (Aphonopelma behlei) 1/4", $15 each This fantastic rare Aphonopelma is found in the Grand Canyon region of northern Arizona, as it's common name implys. Jet black overall, with red abdomenal setae, and whispy reddish setae covering the legs. Very unique species, slightly aggressive, reaching 5" as adults. Rare as spiderlings, don't pass em up! |
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Costa Rican Zebra (Aphonopelma seemanni) 1"+, $15 each Classic species that is very available in the hobby, but still quite a "looker!" Nice leg striping on a deep dark background color. Easy to keep, reaches 5"....Beautiful spider! Hatched at Swift's! |
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Texas Brown (Aphonopelma waconum) 1/4",$5 each This beautiful southwestern tarantula has a nice light colored carapace, several shades darker on legs, and reddish setae on abdomen. A great scrubland desert species, very hardy! Reaches 5" as adult. Photo Courtesy of Mike Nelms. |
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Bonnetina |
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Brachypelma |
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Honduran
Curlyhair (Brachypelma albopilosum) 2"+, $30 each Great pet species, like it's name, these have extremely fuzzy setae covering the legs, and they can become quite a large spider, and fairly docile. Reaching 5"-6" and bulky! |
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Honduran
Curlyhair (Brachypelma albopilosum) 1/2", $8 each Great pet species, like it's name, these have extremely fuzzy setae covering the legs, and they can become quite a large spider, and fairly docile. Reaching 5"-6" and bulky! |
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Costa Rican Red (Brachypelma angustum) 1/4", $12 each Not often available, these little Brachys are a bit feisty! Similar to B. vagans, but much smaller, and with more red "hairs" on back legs, giving them a look of their own. Easy to keep, reaching 4.5" Petbugs.com has a care sheet on these, with a bit more info...check it out! caresheet |
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Costa Rican
Red (Brachypelma angustum) 2", $30 each Not often available, these little Brachys are a bit feisty! Similar to B. vagans, but much smaller, and with more red "hairs" on back legs, giving them a look of their own. Easy to keep, reaching 4.5" Petbugs.com has a care sheet on these, with a bit more info...check it out! caresheet |
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Mexican Redleg (Brachypelma emilia) 1/4", $25 each Beautiful Mexican species, that is similar in size to B. smithi (Mexican Redknee), but is far different in color. They have reddish orange tibias, and a black "V" shape on the carapace, and usually harder to come by than B. smithi. Great handling T! | |
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Mexican Redleg (Brachypelma emilia) 1", $35 each Beautiful Mexican species, that is similar in size to B. smithi (Mexican Redknee), but is far different in color. They have reddish orange tibias, and a black "V" shape on the carapace, and usually harder to come by than B. smithi. Great handling T! | |
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| Guatemalan Redrump (Brachypelma sabulosum) 1/4", $20 each Beautiful Guatemalam species that has been absent in the hobby for years and are now back! Jet black, and stocky these fantastic terrestrials also have nice red setae on their abdomens and rear legs! Don't let these beauties escape again! Reaching 5" - 6" as adults! | |
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Mexican Redrump (Brachypelma
vagans) 1/4", $7 each This staple Mexican species has been around for ages, but is still very popular and beautiful! Overall black with bright red abdominal setae! Often underated because of its availability, these are sure sweet! Reaching 6" and stocky! These are all around a great spider!! |
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Mexican Redrump (Brachypelma
vagans) 1", $20 each This staple Mexican species has been around for ages, but is still very popular and beautiful! Overall black with bright red abdominal setae! Often underated because of its availability, these are sure sweet! Reaching 6" and stocky! These are all around a great spider!! |
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Mexican Rose Grey (Brachypelma verdezi) 1/2", $25 each Awesome Brachy that seems to be very sparse in collections. Formarly, labeled in error as A. pallidum, then corrected by Schmidt in 2003. B. verdezi's legs are dark brown to black, light beige colored carapace with a black "V" shape, similar to B. emilia. Reaching in excess of 5" as adults! Don't let this rare Mexican species get away!! |
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Greater Horned Baboon (Ceratogyrus brachycephalus) 1/2", $20 each From Namibia, Africa, this awesome horned species has its foveal "horn" facing forward! Nice color, black & gold with cheveron type markings on the abdomen. Deep burrower, and easy to keep! Aggressive, reaching 5.5". My personal favorite "horned" species!! |
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Chinese Fawn (Chilobrachys sp. "guangxiensis") 1/2", $15 each Beautiful Chilobrachys species from South West China, that are overall brownish gray, and very sleek! Similar to the Asian Fawn (C. huahini), only these are darker than the more "golden" Asian Fawn. Aggressive, reaching 6" - 7" as adults. Just hatched out at Swift's!...Neat spider! | |
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Chinese Fawn (Chilobrachys sp. "guangxiensis") WC 5"-6" Adult FEMALES, $60 each Beautiful Chilobrachys species from South West China, that are overall brownish gray, and very sleek! Similar to the Asian Fawn (C. huahini), only these are darker than the more "golden" Asian Fawn. Aggressive, reaching 6" - 7" as adults....Neat spider! | |
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Asian Fawn (Chilobrachys
huahini) 3", $35 each This species could be found to be the largest species in the genus Chilobrachys. Pale, tannish over all color on a sleek, leggy frame along with those awesome spinnerets, so prominent in the genus Chilobrachys. Webs alot! Fast and aggressive, very cool spider! | |
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Asian Fawn (Chilobrachys
huahini) WC 5"- 6", FEMALES $60 each This species could be found to be the largest species in the genus Chilobrachys. Pale, tannish over all color on a sleek, leggy frame along with those awesome spinnerets, so prominent in the genus Chilobrachys. Webs alot! Fast and aggressive, very cool spider! | |
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King Baboon (Citharischius
crawshayi) 3/4", $25 each These beautiful, velvety looking monsters are true wonders of the African continent! Majestic in behavior, reaching a powerful 8", with thick hind legs, a must in any collection. Slow growers, but well worth the wait! |
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North Australian Dwarf (Coremiocnemis tropix) 1/2", $65 each, 1st time in the U.S!! Fantastic new dwarf species from Malaysia and Northern Australia. C. tropix is so far the only Coremiocnemis species described outside of Malaysia. Shades of brown overall with blue to purpleish highlights on femurs, seen intensely after a fresh molt. Very rare species, reaching 4" in legspan as adults, don't let them crawl away!! Photo Courtesy of Steve Nunn. |
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Malaysian Purple Femur (Coremiocnemis sp.) 1.5", $75 each RARE!! This beautiful Malaysian species is indeed a rare find! Dark violet purple femurs with an overall purplish glow! Reaching 4.5" as adults! First time captive bred in the U.S.!! Limited supply, Don't let these crawl away!!! Photo Courtesy of Eric Reynolds. |
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Costa Rican Tigerump (Cyclosternum fasciatum) 1/4", $8 each These small terrestrials have incredible color! A bit nervous, but not normally aggressive. If you like colorful T's in your collection, you need these! Very hardy, reaches 4.5" as adults. |
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Trinidad Dwarf Tigerump (Cyriocosmus elegans) 1/8", $30 each, Just Hatched at Swift's!! These awesome dwarf species from Trinidad are rare in collections and are amazing in color! Pale colored legs, black femurs, with a black "V" shape on their carapace, surrounded in pumpkin orange. Abdomen has a "mirror patch" with "tiger" type stripeing. Very colorful species. What's really cool about this species is that at 1/4" you can see adult coloration, that gets better with each molt. Reaching 1.5" as adults!! Don't pass these rare gems up!! |
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Malaysian Earthtiger (Cyriopagopus schioedtei) 2", $60 each These beauties are monsoon forest inhabitants of Malaysia. Formerly named as C. thorelli, but was found to be in error, and actual C. thorelli are considered extreamly rare. Most, if not all "C. thorelli" in the U.S. are actually C. schioedtei. Beautful spider, long legged, these awesome arboreals are HUGE, reaching 8"+ as adults! These beauties were produced in the U.S. by Chris Barton of Michigan! Don't pass em up!! |
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Puerto Rican Pygmy (Cyrtophylis
portoricae) 1/4", $12 each Small, but vicious! Two toned brown and black, with a bit of striping on "knees". Look like a miniature L. striatus, "kinda"! Neat little buggers! Reaching 4". |
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Burgandy Skeleton (Ephebopus rufescens) 1/2", $32 each This rarely available species from French Guiana, has burgandy colored "skeleton" type markings on legs, and like others in the genus Ephebopus have urticating hairs on their pedipalps, although rarely used in defense. Smaller than E. murinus in adult size reaching 4.5". Great looking species, don't let them slip away!! |
Euathlus |
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Chilean Yellow (Euathlus sp.) 1/4", $32 each RARE!! Only the second time in the U.S., this Chilean species has an overall yellowish to orange setae on a darker background color with a nice "mirror patch". Small species reaching 4" as adults. Don't let them slip away! | |
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Chaco Golden Knee (Grammostola
aureostriata) 1/2", $12 each This fantastic species from Argentina made its appearance several years ago when it was sent in Paraguayan shipments, labeled as E. campestratus. Awesome pet species and all around beautiful spiders, these babies have it all! Beautiful, Gentle, and Large! Dark background coloration with golden striping on patella, and reaching 8" as adults!! |
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Chilean Rose (Grammostola
rosea) 1/2", $7 each This beautiful species has been very popular and is a fantastic "pet"! Shiny pinkish carapace, with an overall grey to silver setae covering legs and abdomen. Sweet disposition, easy to keep and inexpensive! |
