In 2012, we embarked on a journey fueled by a vision: to introduce the enchantment of tarantulas to millions of Canadians.
Throughout the past decade, we’ve evolved into one of Canada’s leading educators and suppliers of captive-bred arachnids sourced from around the globe. Collaborating closely with exceptional breeders, we’ve successfully cultivated and nurtured rare arachnid species, contributing significantly to breeding initiatives within Canada.
With your invaluable support, we’ve contributed to the promotion of sustainable tarantula trade in Mexico.
Our team has grown significantly over the years, and as we continue to expand, our online ordering and delivery processes are set to become even more seamless. We’re excited to introduce a blogging section and a comprehensive segment dedicated to species-specific care and habitat information. This addition will cater to enthusiasts of all levels.
Starting this year, 2024, we’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Tarantula Cribs, extending our services to include the distribution of tarantula cribs, ensuring your arachnid companions have the best possible environment to thrive. Additionally, we’re excited to unveil INVERTA, our new bioactive company specializing in all your bioactive supplies, ethically sourced and curated to enhance the well-being of your arachnid companions.
Furthermore, we’ve launched the Canadian Arachnid Community on Facebook, fostering a sense of unity among enthusiasts and providing a platform for sharing knowledge and experiences.
We’re also proud of our long standing collaborate with Monarch Reptile, a partnership that has helped us reach the Quebec market, expanding our reach and furthering our mission to bring the magic of tarantulas to every corner of Canada.
We take immense pride in our journey thus far and eagerly anticipate the continued growth and enrichment of our community. Thank you for being a part of it.
| Female Acanthoscurria geniculata |
| Female Cerbalus aravaensis adult/sub |
| Female Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens |
| Female Davus ruficeps adult |
| Female Hapalopus sp guerilla |
| Female Hapalopus sp guerilla subadult |
| Female Latrodectus geometricus |
| Female Pamphobeteus mascara |
| Female Tapinauchenius sp “Casanare” semiadult |
| Female Theraphosidae sp Kolumbia |
| Female Heterometrus laoticus sub/adult |
| Couples – Birupes simoroxigorum |
| Couples Hapalopus sp guerilla |
| Couples Harpactira baviana |
| Couples Megaphobema robustum |
| Couples Megaphobema robustum |
| Couples Ornithoctoninae sp Vietnam Silver |
| CouplesPamphobeteus paisa |
| Couples Pamphobeteus sp mascara |
| Couples Pamphobeteus sp mascara |
| Couples Pterinochilus murinus usambara |
| Couples Theraphosa blondi |
| Couples Xenesthis sp bright |
| Couples Xenesthis sp light |
| Acanthognathus pissi |
| Acanthoscurria geniculata |
| Acanthoscurria geniculata |
| Acentropelma sp chiapas |
| Ami sp panama |
| Aphonopelma bicoloratum |
| Aphonopelma seemani |
| Aphonopelma sp new river |
| Avicularia aurantiaca |
| Avicularia boa vista |
| Avicularia braunshauseni |
| Avicularia juruensis (ex Peru purple) |
| Avicularia purpurea |
| Avicularia rufa (brazil) |
| Birupes simoroxigorum |
| Bonnetina tanzeri |
| Brachionopus pretoriae |
| Bumba cf tapajos |
| Chaerilus variegtus |
| Chilobrachys fimbriatus |
| Chilobrachys huahini |
| Chilobrachys sp aladdin |
| Chilobrachys sp kaeng krachan |
| Chilobrachys sp kontum (vietnam) |
| Chilobrachys sp mekong |
| Chilobrachys sp tropical blue |
| Chilobrachys sp Electric blue |
| Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens |
| Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens |
| Cyclosternum aureum |
| Cyclosternum sp meta |
| Cyclosternum sp putamayo |
| Cymbiapophysa sp Guayas |
| Cymbiapophysa velox |
| Cyriocosmus elegans |
| Cyriocosmus giganteus |
| Cyriocosmus leetzi |
| Cyriocosmus sellatus |
| Cyriocosmus sp oronegro |
| Cyriopagopus hainanus |
| Cyriopagopus lividus |
| Cyriopagopus longipes blue |
| Cyriopagopus minax |
| Cyriopagopus purple zebra |
| Cyriopagopus sp bach ma |
| Cyriopagopus sp sumatran tiger |
| Cyriopagopus sp valhalla |
| Cyrtopholis peravia |
| Cyrtopholis sp hato |
| Cyrtopholis sp montana |
| Cyrtopholis sp Dajabon |
| Davus pentaloris |
| Davus sp kolumbia |
| Davus sp mazunte |
| Davus sp oaxaca |
| Dolichothele diamantinensis |
| Dolichothele rufoniger |
| Encyocratella olivacea |
| Eresus walckenaeri |
| Euathlus bronce |
| Euathlus cream cost |
| Euathlus manicata black |
| Euathlus manicata gold |
| Euathlus sp fuego |
| Euathlus sp hermosa |
| Euathlus sp metropolitana |
| Euathlus sp smaragd tiger |
| Euathlus truculentus blue |
| Eupalaestrus campestratus |
| Eupalaestrus lareae |
| Eupalaestrus weijenberghi |
| Euthycaelus amandae |
| Euthycaelus sp Antioquia |
| Euthycaelus sp Santander |
| Fufius sp gold |
| Grammostola anthracina |
| Grammostola pulchra |
| Grammostola pulchripes |
| Grammostola rosea |
| Grammostola rosea red |
| Grammostola vachoni |
| Guyruita cerrado |
| Hapalopus formosus |
| Hapalopus sp guerilla |
| Hapalotremus marcapata |
| Hapalotremus perezmilesi |
| Hapalotremus sp puma |
| Hapalotremus sp Incapirqa |
| Haploclastus devamatha |
| Haplocosmia himalayana |
| Haplocosmia sp black femur |
| Haplopelma schmidti “ke bang” |
| Harpactira baviana |
| Harpactira pulchripes |
| Heterometrus laoticus sub/adult |
| Heteropoda boiei |
| Heteropoda davidbowie |
| Heteropoda javana |
| Heteroscodra maculata |
| Heterothele gabonensis |
| Holothele antioqua |
| Holothele longipes |
| Holothele sp fluffy |
| Hysterocrates crassipes |
| Hysterocrates gigas |
| Kochiana brunnipes |
| Lasiocyano sazimai |
| Lasiodora klugi |
| Lasiodorides polycuspulatus |
| Linothele sericata |
| Liphistius sp cave (trang) |
| Liphistius sp Khao Luang big black |
| Liphistius yangae |
| Megaphobema robustum |
| Megaphobema sp white |
| Monocentropus balfouri |
| Neischnocolus cisnerosi |
| Neoholothele fasciaaurinigra |
| Neoholothele incei |
| Nhandu chromatus |
| Nhandu chromatus |
| Nhandu coloratovillosus |
| Nhandu tripepi |
| Omothymus sp langkawi |
| Ornithoctoninae sp “Da Mi” |
| Ornithoctoninae sp haibia |
| Ornithoctoninae sp ho chi mihn |
| Ornithoctoninae sp honsej |
| Ornithoctoninae sp malthai |
| Ornithoctoninae sp mindanao |
| Ornithoctoninae sp phan cay “red” |
| Ornithoctoninae sp phan cay “red” |
| Ornithoctoninae sp ranong |
| Ornithoctoninae sp siam satu |
| Ornithoctoninae sp silver |
| Ornithoctoninae sp silver |
| Ornithoctoninae sp viridis |
| Ornithoctoninae uthai tani |
| Ornithoctonus aureotibialis |
| Pamphobeteus crimson mask |
| Pamphobeteus fortis |
| Pamphobeteus sp coca |
| Pamphobeteus sp costa |
| Pamphobeteus sp insignis (Equador) |
| Pamphobeteus sp light |
| Pamphobeteus sp machala |
| Pamphobeteus sp magnanegra |
| Pamphobeteus sp manabi |
| Pamphobeteus sp mascara |
| Pamphobeteus sp Paisa |
| Pamphobeteus sp santo domingo small |
| Pamphobeteus vespertinus |
| Phormictopus atrichomatus |
| Phormictopus cautus L (Kuba) |
| Phormictopus monte cristi |
| Phormictopus sierra de Boaruco |
| Phormictopus sp azul |
| Phormictopus sp dominican purple |
| Phormingochilus sp akcaya |
| Phormingochilus sp rufus |
| Phormingochilus sp sabah blue |
| Phormingochilus sp sabah red |
| Phormingohillus arboricola |
| Poecilotheria regalis |
| Poecilotheria striata |
| Psalmopoeus ecclesiasticus |
| Psalmopoeus emeraldus |
| Psalmopoeus irminia |
| Psalmopoeus langenbucheri |
| Psalmopoeus reduncus |
| Psalmopoeus victori |
| Pseudhapalopus sp blue |
| Pseudhapalopus sp gitan |
| Pseudhapalopus sp langhaar |
| Pseudhapalopus sp Magdalena |
| Pterinochilus murinus DCF “Mikumi” |
| Pterinochilus sp arusha |
| Pterinochilus sp botswana |
| Pterinochilus sp Kenya |
| Sandinista lanceolatum |
| Selenocosmia kovariki |
| Selenocosmiinae sp kontum |
| Selenocosmiinae sp Kordillera |
| Selenocosmiinae sp sarawak |
| Sericopelma azureo |
| Sericopelma rubronitens |
| Sericopelma sp chiriqui |
| Tapinauchenius plumipes (ex violaceus) |
| Thelechoris striatipes |
| Theraphosa apophysis |
| Theraphosa blondi |
| Theraphosa stirmi |
| Theraphosidae (Davus) sp panama |
| Theraphosidae sp azul |
| Theraphosidae sp cotopaxi |
| Theraphosidae sp cumanda |
| Theraphosidae sp dorado |
| Theraphosidae sp inca gold |
| Theraphosidae sp kolumbia |
| Theraphosidae sp mandarina |
| Theraphosidae sp pederseni (Equador) |
| Theraphosidae sp rio shanao |
| Theraphosinae sp cuzco |
| Theraphosinae sp Orellana |
| Thrigmopoeus truculentus |
| Thrixopelma ockerti |
| Thrixopelma sp golden blue |
| Thrixopelma sp highland blue |
| Thrixopelma sp purple blue |
| Trichopelma sp Montana |
| Typhochlaena seladonia |
| Xenesthis immanis |
| Xenesthis sp blue |
| Xenesthis sp megascopula |
| Ybyrapora sooretama |
| Chaerilus variegtus |
| Heterometrus laoticus sub/adult |
In 2012, we embarked on a journey fueled by a vision: to introduce the enchantment of tarantulas to millions of Canadians.
Throughout the past decade, we’ve evolved into one of Canada’s leading educators and suppliers of captive-bred arachnids sourced from around the globe. Collaborating closely with exceptional breeders, we’ve successfully cultivated and nurtured rare arachnid species, contributing significantly to breeding initiatives within Canada.
With your invaluable support, we’ve contributed to the promotion of sustainable tarantula trade in Mexico.
Our team has grown significantly over the years, and as we continue to expand, our online ordering and delivery processes are set to become even more seamless. We’re excited to introduce a blogging section and a comprehensive segment dedicated to species-specific care and habitat information. This addition will cater to enthusiasts of all levels.
Starting this year, 2024, we’re thrilled to announce our partnership with Tarantula Cribs, extending our services to include the distribution of tarantula cribs, ensuring your arachnid companions have the best possible environment to thrive. Additionally, we’re excited to unveil INVERTA, our new bioactive company specializing in all your bioactive supplies, ethically sourced and curated to enhance the well-being of your arachnid companions.
Furthermore, we’ve launched the Canadian Arachnid Community on Facebook, fostering a sense of unity among enthusiasts and providing a platform for sharing knowledge and experiences.
We’re also proud of our long standing collaborate with Monarch Reptile, a partnership that has helped us reach the Quebec market, expanding our reach and furthering our mission to bring the magic of tarantulas to every corner of Canada.
We take immense pride in our journey thus far and eagerly anticipate the continued growth and enrichment of our community. Thank you for being a part of it.