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* CODE KEY: A:arboreal, B: Burrowing, T: terrestial/wandering /, DS:
desert/scrubland, S: savanna/grasslands, F: rainforest/forest edge /, DB:
docile, for beginners, S: skittish, semi-aggressive, for intermediate
keepers, A: aggressive, fast, for advanced keepers, V: medically
significant venom, for advanced, professional keepers. CB: captive born.
WC: wild-caught.

UNSEXED TARANTULA SPIDERLINGS, JUVENILES, SUB-ADULTS, ADULTS:

2 Acanthoscurria sp. "Bolivia", 1st offered 12/07. Reported not to be A. chaocana, but a new and different species. I'm awaiting info on it's description and trying to get some pics. CB 1", $24

Avicularia versicolor "Antilles Pinktoe", A hobby “classic”. One of the all-time favorites of many hobbyists and definitely one of the most colorful species of the world. Spiderlings are turquoise blue. They change and, as adult, end up having purple legs, metallica green carapaces and plum red abdomens. These gems were produced by Tarantulaspiders.com! CB 1/2", $24

* Brachypelma vagans "Mexican Red Rump", CB 4/08, 1st instar, Beautiful with black velvet legs and bright,red abdominal hairs as adults! $8, 3@$7, 6@$6, 12+@$5

2 Ceratogyrus bechuanicus "Curved-horn Baboon", (B/S/A), CB, 1.5”-2", showing adult color! Not common in the U.S. hobby , has a “horn” on its carapace that points backwards - neat! Well-started spiderlings 1"-1.5" start to grow at a much quicker rate than 1/4" spiderlings. $29

4 Chilobrachys sp. "Indian Metallic Red", Extremely rare! 1st-time import of CB, legal spiderlings just before Xmas '07. The description give so far: Overall, a black spider with long, red hairs on the legs and abdomen, femurs are black and the palps have a beautiful metallic red coloration on the tips. Grows to a fairly large legspan of 7". This species has the potential to become very popular due to its unique appearance and size. I hope to have more info and pics soon. CB 1/2", $45

2 Chromatopelma cyanopubescens "Greenbottle Blue", This is definitely one of the world's most colorful tarantulas. They were first made available in the mid-1990's for the U.S. hobby. It is a very popular species. CB, 2.5", $95

3 Cyclosternum sp. “Machalla "Dwarf Blue-femur", (B/F/S),RARE! Dwarf species from Machalla, Ecudaor. It posssess beautiful blue femurs! , CB 1/8”-1/2”, $27

0.1 Cyclosternum fasciatum “Costa Rican tigerrump”, CB, (B/F/S), 2.5”-4” sub-adults to adults, colorful species!, $45

1 Cyriopagopus schioedtei“Malaysian Earth Tiger”, (A/F/A), Rare! Awesome!!! One of the most stunning and beautiful tarantulas of the world! . Great display species! Very rare, CB 1/2”-3/4’, $27

2 Eucratoscelus pachypus "Tanz. Stout-legged Baboon", (B/S/A), best first-African species, fuzzy, large hind legs - neat! , WC, unsexed, 2”-3.5”, $24

1 Eupalaestrus campestratus “Pink Zebra Beauty”, (B/S/DB), grey overall with off-white leg-striping and pinkish leg and abdominal hairs, to 6.5”, great species for beginners! No longer imported and rarely available, CB 3”-3.5”, looks like a male, but sexing has not been determined 100%, $75

13 Euathlus sp. "Chilean Flame", CB 1/4"-1/2", $25, 3@$22, 6@$19

13 Euathlus sp. "Chilean Violet", CB 1/4"-1/2", $21, 3@$18, 6@$15, 12+@$12

26 Euathlus pulcherrimaklaasi "Metallic Femur Beauty" - Green Form, CB, 1/2"+, $24, 3@$21, 6@$18, 12+@$15

6 Euathlus pulcherrimaklaasi "Metallic Femur Beauty" - Green Form, WC, 2"-3", unsexed juveniles, $40, 3@$35

* Euathlus pulcherrimaklaasi "Metallic Femur Beauty" - BLUE Form, CB, 1/2"-1", $27, 3@$24, 6@$22 12+@$20, 25@$18, 50@$16

30 Euathlus pulcherrimaklaasi "Metallic Femur Beauty" - BLUE Form, WC, 2"+, unsexed, juveniles, $43, 3@$40, 6@$37,12+@$34

12 Euathlus truculentus "Chilean Beautiful", CB, 3/4"-1", $26, 3@$21, 6@$16

* Euathlus vulpinus "Chilean Ocelot", CB, 3/4"-1", $35 3@$30, 6@$25, 12@$20, 25@$15, 50@$6.50, 100@$5

* Grammostola sp. "Red Concepcion", CB 1/4"-1/2", $25, 3@$22, 6@$18, 12@$15, 25@$13, 50@$10

1 Grammostola actaeon "Brazilian Red Rump", CB, 2.5"+, unsexed, RARE! Beautiful species! If you like G. pulchra, this is basically a G. pulchra, but more colorful. Docile, long-lived and hardy. $89

1 Grammostola alticeps "Brazilain Grey Smoke", Very rare species! Grayish-brown overall with nice red hairs inside the femurs. Stocky, docile, long-lived and very hardy. CB'08, 3/4", $40

1 Grammostola porteri "Chilean Rose" (brown color morph), A hobby classic! Hardy, long-lived, fairly docile and great for beginner's/minors/pet stores. CB 2 3/4", unsexed. $9.75

* Grammostola rosea “Chilean Red Rose” - red color morph, WC, (B/F/DB), Rarely imported! Nice red hairs inside their legs - beautiful! WC, unsexed, 3”-4.5”, $25

1 Haplopelma lividum "Cobalt Blue", a hobby "classic", beautiful, but for more advanced keepers 18 yrs. old + as this is a very aggressive species. CB, 3/4+, $19

3 Haplopelma lividum “Cobalt blue”, (B/F/A), Beautiful! A hobby “classic”, WC unsexed, sub-adult/adult 4"-4.5”, $39

1 Hysterocrates gigas “Cameroon Giant Red Baboon”, CB, 2.5” juvenile, $45

* Lasiodora parahybana "Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater", CB 4/08, 1st instar, One of the world's largest growing species. Capable of 10" legspans and 4 ounce body weights. $8, 3@$7, 6@$6, 12+@$5

3 Pamphobeteus sp. "platyomma" (NW Ecuadorian Giant Pink Birdeater" (Sold in error by many as Pamphobeteus platyomma or even worse, Vitalius platyomma “Brazilian Pink”. It is not either. It is an undescribed species in the Pamphobeteus genus.) Rare! This species is from Ecuador, not Brazil. Spiderlings have orange abdomens with black Xmas tree patterns. Chestnut brown overall with pinkish-red highlights, males mature out “cobalt pink” and females can be very stocky/heavy-bodied and grow to 9” legspans. They have been found on Parrot mountain in NW Ecuador on the way to the border with Colombia. Of all the Pamphobeteus spp. made available to our hobby, it is the most readily available. It has proven to be a very hardy spider in captivity as well. Spiderlings and juveniles have reddish-orange abdomens with a black "Xmas" tree pattern. They lose that around 3". Aggressive and a hair-flicker, they are not for minor or beginners. Captive-born females tend to calm down after a few years. 1st stage nymphs as of 1/10/08. Expect these to be 1st instar 3/4"+ spiderlings and ready to ship late March. Taking preorders now. CB'08 3/4", $25

Pamphobeteus vespertinus "Red Bloom" - CB spiderlings will be arriving middle of April 2008. 1/2"-3/4" for $189 each. Reservations being taken by emailing me at sales@tarantulaspiders.com, This is an extremely rare species not represented well in the U.S. hobby. Don't snooze on this rare offering! Buy in 3+ for lower pricing.

19 Paraphysa sp. "Chilean Tiger", CB 1/4"-1/2", $25, 3@$22 6@$19 12+@$17

10 Paraphysa sp. "Chilean North Bronze", CB 1/4"-1/2",, $25, 3@$22, 6+@$18

3 Paraphysa sp. "Chilean Pygmy", CB 1/4"-1/2", $20

6 Paraphysa parvula "Chilean Gold Burst", CB 1/4"-1/2", $25, 3@$22

4 Paraphysa scrofa "Chilean Cooper", CB 1/4"-1/2", $20

2 Phlogius sp. "PQ113", Extremely rare Australian species. Femurs are reported to be blue. Little is known about this colorful species. CB 1/2", $65

1 Poecilotheria ornata "Fringed Ornamental", Awesome! 2nd largest arboreal spider in the world capable of 9” legspans even in the mature males! Incredible markings and colors! Not for minors or beginners due to the toxic venom, speed and aggression. For advanced keepers of fast/aggressive arboreals. CB 3/4"+, $39

4 Psalmopoeus cambridgei, "Trinidad Chevron", (A/F/A), a hobby “classic”, Grows to 7 3/4” !, CB 1/2”- 3/4”, $14, 3@$13

3 Psalmopoeus reduncus “Costa Rican Orange Mouth Tree Spider”, (A/F/A), Rare! These stocky arboreals are dark overall with a light-colored carapace - neat! CB 1/2”-3/4”, $27

1 Pterinochilus chordatus “black form”, (B/S/A), Not commonly imported, this battleship grey to blackish tarantula has a nice “starburst” pattern on it’s carpace., WC unsexed, large juvenile, 3”, $29

2 Selenobrachys philippinus "Filipino Orange", New! 1st-time import for the U.S. hobby 12/07! Arriving just before Xmas '07. Very unique-looking Asian. Bright orange overall. Sleek-looking! see pics at: www.spidy.goliathus.com/english/selenobrachys-philippinus-id276.html, 2nd instar, CB 1/2", $25

4 Selencosmia sp. "EFFERA", New! Extremely rare! 1st-time import for the U.S. hobby 12/07. Little is known about this species so far. I hope to have pics up soon. From what I've seen in photos, it's a chocolate-colored, velvet-looking species. This species has been collected from Halmahera island (also Jilolo or Gilolo) which is the largest island in the Maluku Islands. It is part of the North Maluku province of Indonesia. This species "might" prove the be the real S. lanipes, but that is still unconfirmed as of 12/07. CB 1/2", $22

3 Selenotypus sp. “Nebo”, Extremely rare! First-time U.S. import 5/08! This is a legal, captive-born, Australian tarantula species., CB 1/2”, $65

5 Sericopelma rubronitens "Panama red rump", (T/F/A), Rare! Stocky, black species with long, scarlet red adominal hairs, grows to 7”-8”, WC , WC, 4”-6”, $44

7 Thrixopelma sp. "Chilean Chestnut Gold", NEW! Chestbrown brown overall, with red hairs inside the femurs, mature males have a gold/bronze colored carapace, WC, unsexed juveniles 2"-2.5", $45

3 Thrixopelma ockerti “Peruvian Pinkrump”, T/F/A, Extremely rare! A few adults came in Peruvian shipments in ‘98-’99 into the U.S. Pinkish-red abdominal hairs, greyish-black carapace and legs, inside of femurs have a blue sheen, legs have long white hairs. CB 3/4”-1", $69

2 Theraphosa blondi “Goliath Birdeater, (B/F/A), World’s largest tarantula! Capable of 11.5” legspans and six ounce body weights! true “monsters” ! WC, unsexed sub-adults, 4"-5.5", $94

SEXED FEMALE TARANTULAS:

0.6 Euathlus sp. "Chilean Flame", WC, 2" juvenile to 4" adult, $55, 3@$45

0.6 Euathlus pulcherrimaklaasi "Metallic Femur Beauty" - Green Form, WC, 4"-4.5" adult females, $75, 3@$70

0.10 Brachypelma vagans "Florida Red Rump", CB, 4 3/4"-"- 5", Rarely available! Hardy species with black velvet legs and bright, red abdominal hairs! Black velvet legs with bright red abdominal hairs! (Sorry, no trades or use of credit on these.)$95

0.1 Chilobrachys huahini "Asian giant fawn", (B/F/A), One of the largest Asian terrestrials, to 8"! Fawn w/ some pink sheens, EXCEPTIONALLY LARGE ADULT FEMALES -MONSTERS!!! I haven't see adult females like these since the late 1990's. For serious Asian collectors of large-growing species! $75

0.4 Citharischius crawshayi “King baboon”, (B/S/A), 2nd largest tarantula from Africa capable of 8.5”, HUGE hind legs!, a hobby “classic”! WC, one is 6"-6 3/4" for $94, the other three are MONSTER-SIZED, exceptionally large females 7"-7 3/4" (we rarely have this size available!) for $125 each

45+ Grammostola sp. "Red Concepcion" !!!, Very RARE! This species was first exported from Chile under the name Grammostola sp. "Red Concepcion" in 2006. Only a handful of adults arrived in the U.S. hobby during 2006-2007. It is expected that we will see more of these exported in 2008. It is a beautiful species found in southern Chile in the Concepcion III region. It looks similar to the G. rosea "Red Rose Hair" of central Chile, but the lower legs have lots of white hairs. It is a hardy, docile and long-lived species. It grows to a 6" legspan, but old adult females can be quite robust in overall girth. This species might prove to be the real G. cala. Sub-adult/adult FEMALES, 3.5"-4 3/4", $39 (pre-order as this great species is arriving in a 50 lot in July and they sell out quickly!)

0.3 Grammostola rosea "Chilean Red Rose Hair", WC, adult females, 4"-5", $25

0.2 Haplopelma albostriatum “Thai Zebra", WC, 4”- 4 1/4”, $55

0.1 Lasiodora striatipes "Bahia Dark-Gray Birdeater", CB, 3", $125

0.3 Oligoxystre sp. "Velvet Mountain", WC juv. 1.5" to adult 3.5", $45

0.1 Pamphobeteus sp. "South Ecuador/Machalla", Very rare as a CB adult female!!! This species is distinct from P. nigricolor, Pamphobeteus spp. "Ecuador" and "South Ecuador" as the females sport purple femurs with the right light angle. Recently molted, she is a beauty! CB, 6" female, $295

0.1 Pamphobeteus nigricolor “Blue Bloom”, (T/F/A), Rare! Very popular! One of the most in-demand species in the hobby! Can grow to 8.5" legspans! CB, adult female, Super-sized, CB'01, 7 3/4"-8", $325

0.3 Paraphysa sp. "Chilean North Bronze", WC, 2" juvenile to 3.5" adult, $55, 3@$45

0.5 Thrixopelma sp. "Chilean Chestnut Gold", NEW! Chestbrown brown overall, with red hairs inside the femurs, mature males have a gold/bronze colored carapace, sub-adult/adult females, 3.5"-5", $55

SEXED MALE TARANTULAS:

1.0 Acanthoscurria geniculata "Santarem Pink-Haired Bird Eater", CB, 5.5", sub-adult, (T/F/A/V), Awesome! A beautiful species capable of 8" legspans. $95

1.0 Aphonopelma hentzi "Texas Brown", CB, 2.5", $19

1.0 Aphonopelma caniceps “Mexican Black Velvet”, CB, 4"-4.5" mature male, $65

1.0 Aphonopelma seemani "Costa Rican Zebra", CB, unsexed 4", a hobby "classic", very hardy, semi-aggressive burrowing species with off-white leg striping. $18

1.0 Brachypelma vagans "Mexican Red Rump", Classic of our hobby. Black velevet legs with bright, red abdominal hairs. Very hard and easy to keep. Disposition ranges from fairly docile to skittish/semi-aggressive. CB 4 1/4", $55

6.0 Brachypelma vagans "Florida Red Rump", CB, 4.5"-5.5", Rarely available! Hardy species with black velvet legs and bright, red abdominal hairs! mature, ready to breed now! (Sorry, no trades or use of credit on these.) $85

1.0 Euathlus pulcherrimaklaasi "Chilean Metallic Blue Femur Beauty" , (B/S/S), Rare! Overall, they are dark being blackish-gray with orange leg striping, a swirling golden carapace and beautiful, metallic blue femurs! Not aggressive, but with a leggy appearance, their disposition is skittish. A serious collector's dream species! WC 12/07, 4.5", Matured 2/1/08 and in excellent breeding condition. $80.25 OR $65 with breeding agreement of 25% of your hatchout.

1.0 Euathlus pulcherimklaasi "Green Form", WC 12/13/07, 4.5" penultiimate male ready to breed on the next molt, Very rare species with beautiful coloration! $65 ((Take him for $55 with agreement of 10% of any potential hatchout with your breeding project)

1.0 Euathlus pulcherimklaasi "Green Form", WC 12/13/07, 5" , mature male ready to breed, Very rare species with beautiful coloration! $55 (Take him for $45 with agreement of 10% of any potential hatchout with your breeding project)

1.0 Lasiodora parahybana "Brazilian Salmon Pink Birdeater", CB, 4" male: $55

2.0 Pamphobeteus sp. "platyomma" ("NW Ecuadorian Pink Birdeater"), RARE! Stocky, chestnut brown with pinkish highlights! Capable of 9" legspans! Mature males are very colorful in purplish/pink bloom! CB, 4"-5" sub-adult size, one or two molts from maturity, $95

1.0 Pamphobeteus fortis "Colombian Dusky Brown", RARE! Stocky species in chestnut brown, two-toned! Capable of 9" legspans! Mature males are very colorful! CB 4.5"-4 3/4" sub-adult size one or two molts from maturity, $95

1.0 Paraphysa parvula "Chilean Gold Burst", Rare! Imported into the USA in late 2006 (in error as Euathlus trucenlentus). Beautiful species! Grows to 3.5"-4" legspans. Hardy, docile, long-lived and colorful, this species needs temps of 70F-80F day with drops at night no lower than 40F. 50%-70% humidity. This is a burrowing species. $45. I'll discount the mature males $5 for a breeding agreement of 10% of your potential offspring when you purchase a pair. Inquire.

2.0 Poecilotheria striata “Mysore Orange-legged Ornamental”, (A/F/A/V),Similar to P. regalis w/ the b & w look, but lacks the pink belly band and has pale orangeish-yellow underneath legs 1 and 2,CB unsexed, 3”-3.5”, $75

1.0 Psalmopoeus irminia "Sun Tiger", Beautiful aggressive, arboreal in jet black with lighning orange markings and chevron pattern - a screamer in color! Rare! CB, 5", mature male ready to breed! $65 OR $55 with breeding agreement that I get 10% of your potential hatchout.

SEXED PAIRS!

1.1 Acanthoscurria atrox "Brazilian Giant Black", VERY RARE! CB, 2.5"-3" juveniles, Aggresive, rainforest species. Sold only as a pair for $175

1.2 Euathlus sp. "Chilean Small", WC, 2" juvenile to 4" adult, $50, 3@$45

1.2 Grammostola sp. "Chilean North", WC, adult 3.5"-4.5", $45, 3@$40

1.2 Paraphysa sp. "Chilean Pygmy", WC, 2" juvenile to 3.5" adult, $45, 3@$40

TRUE SPIDERS:

"ORBWEAVERS" (Unsexed unless noted. Also, I will match or beat any internet competitor's price on true spiders):

* Argiope aurantia "Black & Yellow Argiope", WC juveniles/small sub-adults, (collected in 1-2 weeks), $7.50
* Argiope trifasciata "Banded Argiope", WC, juveniles, (collected in 1-2 weeks), $9.75
* Nephila clavipes "FL Giant Golden Silk Spider", WC juveniles/small sub-adults, 1"-2.5", (collected in 1-2 weeks), $9.75
* Gastercantha cancriformis “Spinybacked Orbweaver”, WC, adults, (A/F/A), Bizarre! Crab-like, spiny shell in red & white, available year-round, but especially in the winter months, (collected in 1-2 weeks), $7

JUMPING SPIDERS (unsexed unless noted):

0.1 Phidippus regius “Regal Jumping Spider” (orange morph), WC, 3/4”-1”, (A/F/A), One of our largest jumping spiders! It matures in Sep. and Oct. and oviposits from Oct. to June. The orange morph tends to be in south Florida. $9.75

0.4 Phidippus regius “Regal Jumping Spider” (Giant black color morph), WC, 3/4”-1”, (A/F/A), Rarely collected. One of our largest jumping spiders! Colorful, In FL,, it matures in Sep. and Oct. and oviposits from Oct. to June. Quantity in-stock varies. Field collection can take up to two weeks. Inquire. $15

WIDOW SPIDERS (Unsexed unless noted):

0.1 Latrodectus hesperus “Western Black Widow”, WC, sub-adult/adult females, (A/S/A/V/D), widow of the Midwest, Southwest and West Coast of America, Venomous! Not for minors/beginners. $12

0.10 Latrodectus mactans “Southern Black Widow”, WC, sub-adult/adult females, (A/F/A/V/D), Classic spider known the world over! Venomous! Not for minors or beginners. $15

0.4 Latrodectus menavodi "Malagasy Widow", VERY RARE! CB'07, adult “virgin” female, (A/DS/A/V/D), red striped like L. hasselti, thinner stripe, sides of abdomen white buttons, sub-adults, juv. females, carapace red, legs, black, abdomen black w/ red line like L. hassleti, front of abdomen is red in semi-circle with white spots. , See pics at: www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=27931&highlight=genus+latrodec... , No sales to minors or beginners! $35

WOLF SPIDERS (Unsexed unless noted):

3 Hogna carolensis "Giant Wolf Spider", WC,unsexed, sub-adults, 2", $12

8 Hogna helluo “FL Dark Brown Swamp Wolf Spider”, (B/F/A), Unsexed WC, large juv to adult, 2”-3”, rarely collected! Northern Florida species in shady forests. WC juvs to sub-adults, 1.5"-2.5", unsexed, $7, large adult females and mature males 2 3/4"-3", $7.50

4 Hogna miami “Florida Brown & Yellow Wolf Spider” (This species has went by the name Lycosa Miami in past years), WC, 1”-2 3/4”, (T/F/A), light brownish-yellow color, nice markings on abdomen, one of our larger wolf spiders to 3”, WC sub-adults to adults, unsexed, 2"-3", $5

1 Rabidosa hentzi “Rabid Four-Spotted Wolf”, WC, (T/F/A), common shrub and weed inhabiting species in Florida smaller than R. rabida and R. punctulata, greyish-tan-yellow overall, Unsexed sub-adult 3/4"-1", $7

0.1 Rabidosa punctulata "Striped Wolf", WC, adult female possibly gravid, $7.50

16 Sicarius sp., larger species than S. terrorsus, (VENOMOUS, MUST BE 18 YRS. OLD), sub-adult/adult, $29, 3@$27, 6@$25

1 Sosippus floridanus “Florida Funnel-Web Wolf Spider”, WC, juvs to adults, (T/F/A), beautiful and rarely found species, unique for a wolf spider in that it makes a “funnel web” in shrubs, $9.75

OTHER SPIDERS (unsexed unless noted):

0.1 Acanthogonathus sp. "Red" , WC, 2"-2.5", mature male, $29.25

6 Acanthogonathus vilches , (not a theraphosid "tarantula", but it is a primitive spider related to tarantulas), sub-adult/adult $24

15 Cerbalus sp. "Egyptian White Lady Huntsman Spider", Rarely imported! Awesome behavior and a beautiful spider! See a video of one at: www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7Gk3qDtqEE, WC unsexed sub-adults/adults, $29

* Diniopis spinosa "Ogre-faced Net-Casting Spider", (A/F/A), Amazing spider!, WC, adults, (collected in 1-2 weeks), $7.50

5 Dolomedes albineus “White-banded Fishing Spider”, WC, body size 15-24mm ,(T/F/A), Rarely collected! Beautiful species with greenish-gray carapace, grayish-white legs with black spines and some dark leg bands on the lower legs. Beautiful chevron markings on the abdomen. Has wide, white bands on the sides of the carapace. Anterior region is raised higher than the rest of it’s carpace. Found on tree trunks spring to autumn. Unsexed sub-adults/adults (there is one gorgeous mature male though), $12 each or take the group for $10 ea.

* Dolomedes okefinokensis “Giant Swamp Fishing Spider”, WC, body lengths can be 15-28mm/ 4” with legspans nearing 5"!!! , ,(T/F/A), Beautiful species that’s greenish-black overall with white carapace stripes and paired, white spots on it’s abdomen. Often found in swamps sitting on trunks of cypress trees spring to autumn. Unsexed WC juvs to sub-adult, 2"-3.5". This is a very fast, high-strung, agile and very aggressive species - EVIL! Not for minors/beginner's or anybody with high blood pressure problems. These are usually in-stock, if not field collection can take 1-2 weeks. Inquire. WC unsexed juvs & mature males, 2"-3", $15, sub-adult/adult females 3.5"-4.5", $15

2 Loxosceles laeta "Chilean Recluse Spider", (VENOMOUS, MUST BE 18 YRS. OLD), sub-adult/adult, $21

1 Polybetes sp. "Chilean Huntsman Spider", RARE!, sub-adult/adult, $21

Sosippus floridanus "Florida Funnel Web Wolf Spider" , Beautiful and rarely found species, unique for a wolf spider in that it makes a “funnel web” in shrubs. A beautifully-marked species! An aggressive feeder that's fun to watch, they will grow fast and make a great display species., 1"-2 3/4", $9.75 (collection takes 1-2 weeks)

0.1 Sparassidae species "Malaysian Orange Fuzzy Huntsman", WC, 2.5”-3”, $55

*** Scytodes sp. “Long-legged FL Spitting Spider”, WC, A/S/A, Bizarre creature, rarely collected, $9.75, 3@$8.50, 6@$7.50, 12+@$6.50

PRIMITIVE SPIDERS (trapdoors, funnel-webs, purse web spiders, unsexed unless noted):

3 Ctenolophus sp. “East African Black Trapdoor Spider” , Family: Idiopinae this is an import from Tanzania. It has been sold as a Gorgyrella sp. in the past, but new taxonomy reviews show this to be a Ctenolophus sp. WC, 2”-3”, (B/S/A/V), interesting, $25

3 Family: Barchychelidae “African Spotted Trapdoor Spider”, WC, 1”-1.5”, unsexed, (B/S/A),Rare! Blackish-brown-gray with muted spots on abdomen. $25

CENTIPEDES:

6 Alipes grandidieri “Red Feather-tail Centipede”, (T/S/A/V), Rare! One of the neatest and most bizarre centipedes of the world! Has a “feather-tail” that when rubbed together making a rattling/buzzing sound! WC, unsexed adults 2.5"-3"+, $29

8 Hemiscolopendra chilensis "Chilean Blue Centipede", beautiful teal blue pede that is rarely imported, WC juveniles, 2"-3", $23

1 Hemiscolopendra marginata “SE American Scrub Centipede”, WC, 3/4”-2.5”, Great beginner’s centipede. Not highly toxic or overly fast/aggressive. Hardy species. $7

3 Scolopendra sp. "Haitian Giant Centipede", Awesome! Mahogany brown body when kept humid, but changes to yellowish-green with black banding, legs are pale orange with greenish-blue tipping - incredible color! Similiar to the Solomon Island and Hawaiian Island centipedes, but these get much larger and are more yellow in the body. Grows to 10”+. They are probably in the Scolopendra subspinipes “complex” as a sub-species or a geographical color variant, if not they might be S. crudelis. WC, unsexed adults 5"-6"+, $29

4 Scolopendra polymorpha “American Desert Tiger Centipede” , WC, 2”-4.5” , (T/DS/A/V), good beginner’s centipede due to its manageable size of only 4.5”. $19

2 Scolopendra sp. “Mai Chau Giant Centipede”, WC, 6”-8”, (T/F/A/V), Purplish-red to orangish-brown body, pale yellow legs, except for the last four,which are orangish-red! Nice constast and color, but best of all, these get HUGE! Definitely capable of 10”, possibly 12”. Taxonomy-wise, it is a sub-species of S. subspinipes and/or a geographical color variant. Impressive! WC, unsexed adults (probable females though), SUPER-SIZED, LARGE 8"-9"+, $45

4 Scolopopendra viridis “Florida Blue Centipede”, WC, 1.5”-3”, (T/F/A/V), great, beginners species to start out with!, dark blueish-black to dark greenish body, blue-green or blue legs, grows to 3.25”, $12

MILLIPEDES (Unsexed unless noted):

* Narceus gordanus “FL Gray-Green Millipede”, New species for the hobby as of 11/07! This stocky, ground-dwelling millipede was recently discovered in NW Florida. It's maximum size is about 3.5"-4". It is slate gray to light green overall without any striping or patterns. Juveniles to adults are collected unsexed. I usually have these in-stock, but if not, field collection takes 1-2 weeks. WC juv. to adult, $7.50

* Chicobolus spinigerus “Florida Millipede”, WC, 2”-4”, adults, (B/F/DB), See pics at: http://bugguide.net/node/view/42568/bgimage , Quantity in-stock varies. Field collection can take up to two weeks. $2.25

SCORPIONS:

6 Androctonus amoreuxi "Egyptian Thicktail", Periodically imported from Egypt, this highly venomous species is not for sale to minors and/or beginners. $25

6 Androctonus australis “Yellow Desert”, WC, adults, (T/DS/A/V/D), desert yellow w/ black telson, stocky, venomous (not for minors or beginners)! $25

6 Babycurus jacksoni “Red Bark Scorpion”, (T/S/A/V), Rare, blood-red color! WC unsexed, adults, $25

Bothriurus coriaceaus , sub-adult/adult, achieves 40mm-59mm size, $19

Bothriurus burmeisteri , sub-adult/adult, can achieve 66mm size, $21

0.3 Centruroides exilcauda "Arizona Bark Scorpion", WC adults, highly venomous, No sales to minors/beginners, $15

1.7 Centruroides hentzi “FL Striped Bark”, WC, 1”-2.5”, (T/F/A), brownish overall with cepth. black markings, $9.75

5 Hadogenes troglodytes “Flat Rock Scorpion”, WC, 3”-6”, (T/S/S), good beginner’s species, One of the world’s longest species of scorpions! WC LARGE adults 4"-6"+, several gravid females!, $25

9 Heterometrus sp. "Malaysian Giant Scorpion", CB 1",This HUGE scorpion is very impressive. Lengths of 7.5" have been reported. It has long claws and it might prove to be H. longimanus. Freshly-molted, it has a nice blue sheen overall on it's body. It is a rainforest species, so it likes it warm and humid. It's fairly aggressive, so this is not a good choice for minors/beginners and I do not recommend handling them. $7.95, 3@$6.95

3 Hottentotta trilineatus “Yellow Rock Scorpion”, WC, adults, (T/S/A/V/D), $25

6 Leiurus quinquestriatus “Death Stalker”, WC, sub-adults/adults, (T/DS/A/V/D), The most venomous scorp of the world! Venomous (not for minors or beginners)! $29

5 Pandinus cavimanus “Red Claw”, (B/F/A), similiar to P. imperator, but smaller, aggressive with red tint to claws and males have a different claw shape, WC LARGE adults 3.5"-4"+, several gravid females!, $15

2 Pandinus imperator “Emperor scorpion”, (B/F/DB), hobby classic, best “pet” scorp species!, CB juveniles, 2.5"-3", $12

6 Scorpio Maurus “Israeli Gold”, WC, adults, (T/DS/A/V/D), Desert yellow, stocky, smaller species, black-tipped claws, large eyes,$25

1 Urophonius granulatus (the I.D. is suspect on this species), sub-adult/adult, achieves 40mm-59mm size, $21

TAILLESS WHIPSCORPIONS:

1 Damon diadema “Tanz. Giant Banded Tailless Whipscorpion”, (T/S/S), RARE as CB! Bizarre! CB juveniles, $25

3 Phyrnus marginata “Florida Tailless Whipscorpion”, WC, 3/4”- 2.5”, (T/F/DB), great beginners species, bizarre! $9.75

Misc. Invertebrates:

11 Gecarcinus quadratus "Halloween Crab", bizarre! Awesome color! For more info, see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halloween_crab , WC, unsexed adults, $9.75 OR take all 11 for $7 each!

"PRESERVED" (frozen or preserved in alcohol) invertebrates for taxidermy/display: (Inquire. I have lots of different inverts frozen for scientific study and/or display.)

Scarabaeus sp. “Egyptian Black Scarab Beetle”, adults, 3cm, $8

Scarabaeus sp. “Egyptian Big-Horned Scarab Beetle”, adults, 5-6cm, $10

REPTILES:

In-stock now:

Anolis carolensis "Green Anole Lizard", Beautiful small lizard that makes an excellent beginner pet for children and those new to lizards. A little smaller and much more calmer than the brown anoles. I provide juvs to adults unsexed. (My minimum order is $25 in animals/dry goods, so order at least 7 of these or other stock to meet that requirement.) Depending on how many I have in stock and the potentially to field collect more, it may take two weeks to fill your order. $4 or 25@$3.75, 50+@$3.50

Anolis sagrei "Brown Anole Lizard" . Great for feeders to large arboreal tarantulas. (My minimum order is $25 in animals/dry goods, so order at least 13 of these or other stock to meet that requirement.) Depending on how many I have in stock and the potentially to field collect more, it may take two weeks to fill your order. $2 each OR 25@$1.75 50@$1.50, 100+@$1

* Hemidactylus garnoti "House Gecko", WC, sub-adult/adult, (A/F/DB), Great for pest control and makes a great beginner's lizard. Awesome lizard for children to start out with in the reptile hobby. I field collect these to order, so this can take 1-2 weeks. Minimum order is six. $6 each ($36 for your six lot + shipping/P & H costs.)

*** Email me your requests. I cherry-pick from the finest reptile breeders here in Florida and can include reptiles in your invertebrate shipment. No venomous or amphibians though.

*** SUPPLEMENTAL PRICE LISTS: These price lists have collections that I'm brokering for my customers needing a quick sell. Check these out at: http://www.tarantulaspiders.com/page...il-price-lists

DRY GOODS:

SUPPLIES:

"Coco Soft" - Uniquely soft invert or reptile bedding . 10 quart / 11 liter bag. $12.99 each + postage.
Small Coconut shelter with side hole. Good to house invertebrates up to a 7" legspan or length. Very natural-looking. $2 each + postage. (Inquire about discounts if ordering six+ bags.)

Natural Cork Bark. 100% all-natural high grade cork bark. 1 lb. of Small flat cork bark: $4.75 1.5 lbs. of medium cork bark: $8.25 2 lbs. of large flat cork bark: $12.75 OR I'll beat any price on the net! Postage will be determined after packing the cork bark in the box. Recommened shipping option is via parcel post via U.S. Postal Service based on dimensions and weight of the box using their rates.You can combine your live invert order with some cork bark and save on shipping in most cases.

Sawyer Products Extractor Snake Bite Kit, New!, useful for the bites and stings of venomous animals. Inquire for more info. Special order with 2-3 weeks delivery time. $40 for each kit (includes shipping.)

3 Zoo Med Powersun UV Mercury Vapor Lamps, Manufacturer: Zoo Med, Amazing Lamp that gets top scores for both brilliant light intensity and for superior UVB/UVA output. This lamp will help your reptile to assimilate calcium, enable proper sleeping and feeding behavior as well as increased coloration. Powersun bulbs have been touted by veterinarians to aid in the treatment for metabolic bone disease but using this bulb is an excellent method to prevent your reptile from acquiring this debilitating disease. Excellent for uryomastx and bearded dragons. I have three slightly used bulbs, but you should get 3 to 6+ months use out of them. These bulbs brand-new sell for $44 + postage. I’m selling them for $20 each + $13 postage for pri. mail shipping.

PUBLICATIONS (In-stock and ready for immediate shipping):

Reptiles:

1 Reptilia - The European Herp Magazine no. 56", Great magazine! Articles in this issue: Plated Lizards of the Genus Gerrhosaurus, The Sunglow Boa, Penisula Cooter, Amphibians of Pakistan. Low price of ONLY $6 (normally over $10). First class postage for a flat rate of $3 for U.S. shipping only.

Reptiles Magazine monthly issues since Aug. `03 - inquire.

Chameleons:

1 "The New Chameleon Handbook" by F.Le Berre, Softcover, 128 pp., Over 100 color photos and drawings, 1995, Published by Barrons, $3 + $3 postage

1 "Care and Breeding of Panther, Jackson's, Veiled and Parson's Chameleons", edited by P. de Vosjoli and G. Ferguson, Softcover, 128 pp., Lots of color photos, maps and drawings, 1995, Published by The Herpetoculutral Library, $12.50 + $3 postage

1 "Chameleons - Their Care and Breeding" by L. Davidson, Softcover, 112 pp., color photos, 1997, Published by Hancock House, $24.50 + $5 postage

Uromastyx Lizards:

1 "Uromastyx & Butterfly Agamids" by J. Walls, Softcover, 64 pp., color photos and maps, 1996, Published by T.F.H. Publications, $1.95 + $3 postage

1 "The Basic Care of Uromastyx" by P. Vosjoli, Softcover, 18 pp., b & w photos, 1995, Published by The Herpetocultural Library, $3 + $3 postage

2 "Uromastyx - Natural History, Captive Care and Breeding", (German language, but this is a great book for viewing rare uro photos with lots of maps and illustrations as well), Wilms. Complete information on all species of the genus Uromastyx. Important areas of interest for hobbyists, herpetologists and veterinarians are covered. Contents: Name and Systematics, Distribution and Zoogeography, Habitat and Natural History, Behavior, Captive Care, Reproduction, Raising the Hatchlings, Skin Diseases in Uromastyx, Identification Key for Uromastyx Species, The Species of the Genus Uromastyx, and more. The author: Thomas Wilms is a Biologist who has been working with Uromastyx for over 15 years, successfully breeding many species in captivity. Through his travels within the natural habitat of Uromastyx, he has been able to add significantly to our scientific knowledge of these animals in the wild, even discovering an entirely new species! 138 color photos, 23 drawings and distribution maps. 2005, 142 pgs, Softcover. $45

Prehensile-Tailed Skinks/ "Monkey-Tailed Skinks:

1 "The General Care and Maintenance of Prehensile-Tailed Skinks" by P. Vosjoli, Softcover, 56 pp., b & w photos, 1993, Published by The Herpetocultural Library, $1.15 + $3 postage

1 "Prehensile-Tailed Skinks" by J. Coborn, Softcover, 64 pp., color photos, 1996, Published by T.F.H. Publications, $13.10 + $3 postage

Invertebrates (General subject):

19 "Invertebrates Magazine" Dec. 2006, Vol. 6, Issue 1, Softcover. 22 pp. Lots of B & W photos, Articles on: Vinegaroons, The Grasshopper Clown (Romalea microptera), A Peruvian Phasmid (Peruphasma schulteri), Theraphosa blondi, Safari in Mexico (A Tour of the Insects of Lake Chapala) and Sexing Tarantulas Using Males Spinerettes. $5

3 Invertebrates Magazine, June ‘07, issue, Index contents and page #: T. falconensis...2
PHILIPPINE LEAF ..4 , Malaysian Earthtiger..8 , Western Stag ...15 Mechanical Eggsac Turner ...20 , $6 (ONLY 4 copies left and then it’s out-of-print!)

12 Invertebrates Magazine, Sep. ‘07, issue, Bluefang Breeding...2 , FERMENTATION ..5 , Mecynorhina ...9 , Parabuthus husbandry ...13 , The Last Unicorn Mantis ...17, Allpet Roaches’ Roach ..10 , Book Review ...14 , Featured Invertebrate ...18 , Insect Exhibit ...22, $5

7 copies of “Invertebrates Magazine”, March 2007, Vol. 6, Issue 2, 22 pp., softback, ISSN: 1557-6809, articles on Brachypelma albopilosum, Rhopalurus junceus, Eurycotis decipiens, Promethia moths, book review for “The Complete Guide to Rearing Flower and Jewel Scarabs”, Safari in Mexico: A Tour of the Insects of Lake Chapala Part II and Anisomorpha buprestoides, $5 + $3 for postage.

1 "Invertebrates Magazine Vol. 3, Issue 3", by O. McMonigle, published in June 2004 by Elytra &Antenna, 22 pp., softback, Articles: Hunting Flower Beetles in Ethiopida, African Giant Waterscorpions, Carolina Mantis, Shipping arachnids, Mecynorhina, $3 + $3 for postage.

1 "Invertebrates Magazine Vol. 3, Issue 2" by O. McMonigle, published in March 2004, 22 pp., softback, Articles: Sphaerobothria hoffmanni, Southern Unstripeds, Killer Bugs, Malaysian Deadleaf Mantis, $3 + 3 for postage.

1 “Assassins, water scorpions & other true bugs: Care and culture” by Orin McMonigle, Publisher: Elytra and Antenna (2001), Language: English, ISBN-10: 0971912939, ISBN-13: 978-0971912939, $10 + $3 for postage.

1 “Praying Mantids: Keeping Aliens”, 40 pp., softback, Publisher: Elytra & Antenna (2001), Language: English, ISBN-10: 0971912920
ISBN-13: 978-0971912922, Strangely, the praying mantids make great pets in addition to being highly used for biological pest control. They are neat, clean, are friendly and react well to handling. This book provides detailed information on mantis biology, mating, care of life stages, food and the mantis garden. Illustrated with b/w photographs. $11.50 + $3 for postage.

Spiders:

1 “Handbook Indian Spiders” by B.K. Tikader. Published in 1987 by Zoological Survey of India, Calcutta. 251 pp. Hardback with dust cover. Includes lots of color plates, illustrations and identification keys. This book is out-of-print and very difficult to obtain. In great condition. $55 + $5 for postage.

1 “The Common Spiders of the United States” by J.H. Emerton. Published in 1961. 227 pp. Paperback. Out-of-print and difficult to obtain. In great condition. $7.85 + $3 for postage.

1 "Tarantulas, Marmosets and Other Stories: An Amazon Diary" by Nick Gordon. Hardcover: 238 pages. Publisher: Metro Publishing, Limited (May 20, 1997). Language: English. ISBN-10: 1900512157 . ISBN-13: 978-1900512152. Nice color pics. This book has some incredible stories like the Piaroa Indians eating Theraphosa spp. This book is in excellent condition. $8.50 + $5 for postage.

1 "The Anatomy of Insects & Spiders" by C. Beverly & D. Ponsonby. Paperback: 288 pages. Publisher: Chronicle Books (February 1, 2003). Language: English. ISBN-10: 0811839834. ISBN-13: 978-0811839839. The gossamer wings of a dragonfly, the scarlet carapace of the lady beetle, the spectacular shape of the hawkmoth. The insect world teems with exotic forms and inspired renowned devotion in illustrators of the late 19th century. In a volume as jewel-like as its subject, The Anatomy of Insects & Spiders presents page after page of select engravings, woodcuts, and drawings from the Victorian era, the golden age of insect illustration. Meticulously rendered, they are paired with observations from early naturalists. The notes may describe the classification of the insect, how its body is constructed, its behavior and preferences, or its habitat. Arranged by insect type and covering all the families from bees and moths to ants and flies, The Anatomy of Insects & Spiders reveals detail that is normally seen only under a microscope. A natural for admirers of insect society, this charming volume is both a distinctive introduction and lively armchair companion. Used, but in excellent condition book with little wear or tear. $4.25 + $5 for postage.

1 "Spider Communication: Mechanisms and Ecological Significance". Edited by P. N. Witt and J. R. Rovner. Hardcover: 442 pages, Publisher: Princeton Univ Pr (March 1982), Language: English, ISBN-10: 069108291X, ISBN-13: 978-0691082912. Used book, but in excellent condition. Minor wear and tear to dust cover. $39 + $5 for postage.

1 "Erfolg mit Vogelspinnen (Tarantulas Today)" , by Andreas Tinter, Published in 1994 by Bede-Verlag , 48 pp., hardback, German language. It has great photos of rare tarantula species. Book has some wear & tear around edges, but otherwise in good condition. $15 + $5 postage.

1 “Exothermae Magazine, No. 1", Ed. by P. Charpentier , Published in 1996 by Exothermae Publications , 96 pp., softback, Profiles the genus Stromatopelma and Poecilotheria bara/smithi , $15 + $5 postage.

1 "Vogelspinnen in Terrarium " by P. Klaas , published by Eugen Ulmer & Co. in 1989, 148 pp., hardback, German language. It has good photos of many rare tarantula species. $20 +$5 postage.

1 "Vogelspinnen" by Ann Web, published by T.F.H. Publications in 1992, 136 pp., softback, German language. Good beginner's book about tarantulas. $15 + $5 postage.

6 "Chov o Sklipkanu" (Tarantulas), by F. Kovarik , published 2001, 120 pp., Hard-to-obtain Czech book on tarantulas! Color photos and lots of illustrations and maps. Czech language, but lots of color photos of rare species never seen in our hobby. Also, for advanced hobbyists, you can understand the latin names and this book has a list of what species are found in different countries. A nice book for exploring species that are rare to U.S. hobbyists and of course, great photos. $40 + $5 postage

1 "Tarantulas And Scorpions in Captivity (Professional Breeders)" by Russ Gurley, published by Living Art Publications October 30, 2005, 102 pp., softback, Good overall introduction to the tarantula and scorpion-keeping hobby. $8.50 +$3 postage.

Scorpions:

1 "Stiri" (Scorpions), by F. Kovarik, published 1998, 176 pp., hardback, Czech language, but lots of species of RARE species hardly ever seen in the U.S. hobby! Color photos, illustrations and maps. $40 + postage.

Centipedes:

2 “Giant Centipedes” by O. McMonigle , Published by Elytra &Antenna in 2004, 44 pp., softback, Color plates, NEW!, biology and background, reproduction, rearing, speciles list and more! $16 + $3 for postage

Millipedes:

1 “Giant Millipedes: The Enthusiast's Handbook”, softback, Publisher: Elytra & Antenna (2005), ISBN-10: 0971912971, ISBN-13: 978-0971912977, Provides the serious enthusiast with quality husbandry information for the breeding and care of the giant millipedes. 2 full-color plates, b/w photographs and drawings. $14 + $3 for postage.

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Arriving end of June 2008:

Scolopendra sp. “Chinese Giant Tiger Leg”, (T/F/A/V), RARE! This is an incredible beast! Colorful, contrasting and grows large (12”+). WC 4”-6”+, $65

Scolopendra s. de haani “Chinese Giant Orange Centipede”, A “monsterous” centipede of SE China and Vietnam, these giants are stocky and get to 11” easy and might go to an even bigger length. Body is orangeish-brown to a dull reddish-orange with pale orange to reddish legs. Very aggressive and a confirmed vertebrate feeder, a great display species. WC 4”-6”, $65

Scolopendra s. mutilans “Chinese Red-headed Centipede - yellow-legged form”, WC, adults, (T/F/A/V), Not available very often, blueish-black body, red head and tail segments and yellowish legs - colorful! A communal species to boot! $25

Scolopendra s. mutilans “Chinese Red-headed Centipede - orange/red-legged form”, WC, adults, (T/F/A/V), Not available very often, blueish-black body, red head and tail segments and yellowish legs - colorful! A communal species to boot! $26

Scolopendra s. subspinipes "Chinese Giant Red-headed Centipede", (T/F/A/V), This large centipede is similar-looking to the more commonly imported "Vietnamese Giant", but the head is bright red. Large-growing (10"-12"). $35

* Liocheles australasiae "Malaysian dwarf scorpion", The U.S. hobby has not seen this species in several years! They look like a minature version of a Hadogenes spp. WC Unsexed adults 1/2"-3/4" on body length, $40, 3@$35, 6@$30, 12+@$25

* Thelyphonus caudatus “Indo Vinegaroon”, (Linnaeus, 1758) — Vietnam, Indonesia, RARELY imported! Neat, bizarre-looking creature! WC 1.5"-2.5" Unsexed adults $40, 3@$35, 6@$30, 12@$25

* Liphistius malayanus “Malaysian Black Trapdoor Spider”, WC, Unsexed adults 3/4”-1.5”, (B/F/A), Very rarely imported! Limited supply. $55

* Liphistius murphyorum “Malaysian Black & Orange Banded Trapdoor Spider”, WC, Unsexed adults 3/4”-1.5”, (B/F/A), Very rarely imported! Limited supply. $49

* Scutigera sp. "Malaysian Giant Scutigera", Rarely imported! These centipedes are one of the larger Scutigerids growing to body lengths of 3"-6", but with the legs extended, they look more like 6"-8"when full-grown. Very limited supply available as of today. Unsexed adults 3"-6", $65

* Scolopendra sp. “Malaysian Cherry-Red Centipede”, WC, 3”-6”, (T/F/A/V), Awesome-looking centipede! Bright, “cherry-red” in base color with black body bands and cherry-red legs!!! Very high strung as this is the first centipede that I’ve witnessed a “jumping ability” in as I’ve seen them “jump”3”-4” to run and/or bite. Limited supply. Unsexed adults 4"-6"+, $45

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