This is the largest wolf spider in the U.S. Previously in the genus Lycosa. Widespread throughout much of the lower southern states from California to Georgia, and varying in color and pattern from each region. This particular batch is from the state of Texas. Spiderlings, are hardy. Eating pinhead crickets right now with gusto! Adults can reach 3"+ in legspan!!

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!

Fantastic Tanzanian species, Redleg 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!