Suborder of Scolopendre, VERY RARE on the market!
Aggression level 8 - very voracious and aggressive species
Variety among the largest spread in Africa
It feeds on meal insects and is suitable for highly experienced terrarium owners
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Suborder of Scolopendre, VERY RARE on the market!
Aggression level 8 - very voracious and aggressive species
Variety among the largest spread in Africa
It feeds on meal insects and is suitable for highly experienced terrarium owners
Suitable for all reptiles, amphibians, medium / large size invertebrates
High concentration of calcium; high in fat
Suitable as food for swallows and swifts
The largest beetle in the world !! up to 15 cm in length
Easy to handle, beautifully colored and great looking
Available individually, larva or pair * (subject to availability)
For reptiles, amphibians, medium/large invertebrates
High concentration of protein and very poor chitin
Rich in linoleic acid and iron
For reptiles, amphibians, medium/large invertebrates
High concentration of protein and very poor chitin
Rich in linoleic acid and iron
Aggressive level 5 - voracious and a little nervous species
Nocturnal
Aggressive level 2 - low; suitable for novices
Deserticola/opportunist
Very low, long-lived and static growth
Cites B Certificate
Temperament - voracious but easy to manage species
High growth, native to the forests of Brazil
Terrestrial, among the most resistant and reaches medium size
Beautiful tropical tarantula of the genus Phormictopus, up to 17 cm of legspan when adult!
Aggressiveness level 5 - medium management, with a nervous temperament and stinging hair
Widespread and endemic to Cuba
Fossoria, loves to dig several tunnels inside the terrarium
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