Difficulty level 2 - low; suitable for beginners
opportunistic spider that thrive in drier environments
Long-lived Tarantula
CITES B CERTIFICATE
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Difficulty level 2 - low; suitable for beginners
opportunistic spider that thrive in drier environments
Long-lived Tarantula
CITES B CERTIFICATE
Aggressive level 2 - low, particularly harmless to humans
Widespread along the Mediterranean coast
Easy breeding,no need for humidity and high temperatures
Difficulty level 5 – temperament can be skittish at times, but not difficult to care for
Found in Venezuela
A species capable of "sculpting" the terrarium, making extensive use of its thick webbing
Difficulty level 5 – temperament can be skittish at times, but not difficult to care for
Found in Venezuela
A species capable of "sculpting" the terrarium, making extensive use of its thick webbing
Difficulty level 5 – temperament can be skittish at times, but not difficult to care for
Found in Venezuela
A species capable of "sculpting" the terrarium, making extensive use of its thick webbing
GPS system and real time GSM triangulation from Android and IOS
Economical, easy to assemble, with only 20 grams *, autonomy from 4 to 8 days *
Includes practical case, manual and cable for charging and programming
Possibility of graphic customization, with colors or plumage motifs
RARITY
Aggressive level 2 - low, harmless to humans
Widespread in Southern Europe
dry setup
Very rare
Aggressive level 2 - low, harmless to humans
Widespread in Morocco
dry setup
Very easy to keep
Tropical snail, characterized by a smaller size compared to other *Achatina* species
African species
Easy to keep in captivity
Adult shell size of approximately 3 cm
Originates from the island of Barbados
A very easy species to care for, suitable for beginners
A beautiful tropical snail with a brown shell and a white foot
Originates from South Africa
RARE
Fairly simple to keep and easy to manage in captivity
Adult shell size of approximately 5–6 cm
Originates from various regions of Nigeria