Rarity, for newbies and experts
Aggression level 2 - docile but sometimes nervous
Arboricola, typical of South American forests
It needs a well-structured, breezy terrarium
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Rarity, for newbies and experts
Aggression level 2 - docile but sometimes nervous
Arboricola, typical of South American forests
It needs a well-structured, breezy terrarium
Malaysian green leaf stick insect
Very easy for beginners
It feeds on the leaves of plants such as roses, brambles, oak, and privet
Difficulty level 8 – very fast and voracious; not recommended for beginners due to its defensive and unpredictable temperament.
Rapid growth; accepts a wide variety of feeder insects in the terrarium.
Shy; requires a medium-sized terrarium.
Difficulty level 8 - extremely fast, recommended for experienced keepers
It comes from Ghana and Benin, highly appreciated for its colours
Arboreal, requires a tall enclosure with good airflow
Difficulty Level 2 - perfect choice for beginners
Opportunistic Tarantula that thrive in drier environments
Voracious and slow growing species
Difficulty level 3 - suitable for beginners but can perform occasional quick runs
Terrestrial, mainly found in Colombia
Fast growing and voracious species
Aggressive level 6 - voracious and a little nervous species
Size L - about 5/6 cm and high growth
Tropical Terricular
Level aggression 8 - suitable for experienced terrariophiles, quite aggressive
Opportunist, Tropical South American Environment
High and fast growth in movement
Difficulty level 2 - extremely resilient and easy to care for
Terrestrial, South American tropical environment
Grows very quickly being very easy to feed
Aggressive level 8 - very fast and very aggressive if threatened
Size S - about 2,5 cm and very fast growth
Arboricola, requires a tropical terrarium
Aggression level 2 - docile but very fast and unpredictable
Size s - about 2 and medium growth
Terricola with digger habits
Giant Malaysian stick insect
Difficulty Level 4: - Medium
The adult female is larger and greener than the male, which is smaller and brown