This strange and beautiful species lives among the tops of low bushes and vegetation in await of prey. It's green camouflage helps in it's efforts of ambush. These are easy to raise, and reach 2"+ in legspan! Weird and cool!

Fantastic little beasts, Rainbow Tiger Beetles are multicolored tiger beetles from the southern regions of the U.S. Metallic green, and red elytra, ending in two cream colored "eye spots". These devour 1/4" crickets, and can be kept on slightly damp peat or coco-fiber. Leaves help hide them. Very cool little monsters!!

Beautiful aquatic spider that inhabits the southeastern United States. Dark green-olive in color, with bright white lines running down the sides of the carapace and continueing down the abdomen, along with two rows of white dots covering the abdomen. Feeding on insects, fish, and tadpoles! Fairly large for a true spider with some females exceeding 3" in legspan. If your a "Wolf Spider" enthusiast , you'll like these!!

Tanzanian Giant Banded Tailless Whipscorpion, are Amblypigids, these are fantastic arachnids, weird alien like, these get quite large as adults. Fairly easy to keep, do best when supplied ample vertical bark to molt from. Real COOL creatures!!

Fantastic Tanzanian species, Black Trapdoor Spiders make a "trap" type tunnel of web, with a fashioned camouflaged door for surprise attacks on prey! Very cool spider! These are not for handling, as they have a fairly potent venom. Don't let them crawl away!

The Patent Leather Beetle, also called Bess Beetle, is a native to the U.S. They are large, shiny black beetles that make a neat sound when disturbed. Neat creatures!

These beautiful true spiders are native to the United States. They have a distinctive violin shaped mark on the carapace and a body coloration that sports all different shades of brown. This is one of the most venomous spiders in the U.S., so use extreme caution around them!