 | Acanthoscurria geniculata, Brasilian Whiteknee Tarantula
Since a few years, Acanthoscurria geniculata can finally be purchased (though this species is know since the 19th century)(...)
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 | Brachypelma albopilosum, Curlyhair Tarantula, 0.1 subadult | |
 | Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens, Blau-Orange Vogelspinne juv | |
 | Psalmopeus irminiaPsalmopeus irminia ist (...) | |
| Psalmopoeus cambridgei | |
-Rote-Tansania-.jpg "Pterinochilus murinus (mammilatus)") | Pterinochilus murinus (mammilatus) | |
 | Grammostola porteri | |
 | Brachypelma boehmei | |
 | Brachypelma emilia Bracypelma emilia is a quite active and sometimes aggressive spider.The Prosoma is coloured orange with a black triangular spot. The ophistosoma is black but shows some singular reddish hairs(...) | |
 | Brachypelma smithi, Red-kneed Tarantula | |
 | Haplopelma lividum, Earth Tiger A bright lucent colour makes this spider an real eye-catcher.
the terrarium should have the standards 30x40x40 nd be filled with at least 10cm of ground(...) | |
 | Davus fasciatus | |
 | Avicularia metallica | |
 | Grammostola pulchra | |
 | Brachypelma auratum The Brachypelma auratum is a quite calmy spider. The poison of this species is not very dangerous and similar to the posion of bees, so the Brachypelma auratum is also suitable for beginners(...) | |
 | Avicularia minatrix | |
| Eupalaestrus campestratus | |
 | Grammostola aureostriata | |
 | Grammostola rosea | |
 | Hysterocrates gigas | |
 | Vitalius cristatus | |
 | Brachypelma vagans | |
 | Avicularia geroldi Avicularia geroldi is a quite calm and placid spider, it is also suitable for beginners. This interesting spider spends most of time on branches or plants where it can be watched very well(...) | |
 | Avicularia versicolor | |
 | Lasiodora parahybana | |
 | Poecilotheria regalis | |
 | Ornithoctonus gadgili | |
 | Thrixopelma pruriens | |
| Avicularia avicularia | |
| Poecilotheria ornata | |
 | Grammostola actaeon | |
 | Theraphosa blondi, juvenil | |
| xenesthis immanis Allgemeine Beschreibung:
Xenesthis immanis ist in den Regenwäldern Panamas, Perus, Kolumbiens, Venezuelas, Ecuador und Brasiliens beheimatet. Wie alle Südamerikanischen Arten gehört sie zu den sog. Bombadierspinnen. Sie ist bodenbewohnend und gräbt lange Wohnröhren in die Erde. Dort verbringt sie ihren Tag und wartet auf die Dunkelheit. Als dämmerungsaktive Jägerin lauert sie dann am Höhleneingang auf vorbeikommende Insekten und Kleintiere.
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 | Avicularia laeta - 2.-3. FH | |
 | Holothele inceiHolothele incei ist (...) | |
 | Monocentropus lambertoni - Madagaskar | |
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