Eresus hermani - Hungarian Velvet Spider

A small velvet spider already established in a brand new Tarantula Collective 3" Cube by Tarantula Cribs, an enclosure that retails for about $30 by itself. The enclosure has been set up as a dry naturalistic habitat with substrate and plenty of structure for building the dense silk retreats these spiders are known for, so the complete setup is ready to take home.

Eresus are fascinating little spiders that spend much of their time constructing elaborate silk tunnels and retreats. They stay relatively small, don't require much space, and make excellent display animals for keepers who enjoy watching web-building behavior as much as the spider themselves.

Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/eresus-walckenaeri

Eresus sp. "Balcanius" - Mediterranean Velvet Spider

Approx. 0.125" spider already established in a brand new Tarantula Collective 3" Cube by Tarantula Cribs, an enclosure that retails for about $30 by itself. The enclosure has been set up as a complete naturalistic habitat with substrate and structure for building the dense silk retreats velvet spiders are known for, so the entire setup is ready to take home.

These small Mediterranean velvet spiders spend much of their time building elaborate silk tunnels and retreats, and their compact size makes them an excellent display species for keepers who enjoy watching web-building behavior.

Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/eresus-walckenaeri

Eresus sp. "Ilustris" - Yellowhead Velvet Spider

Approx. 0.125" spider already established in a brand new Tarantula Collective 3" Cube by Tarantula Cribs, an enclosure that retails for about $30 by itself. The enclosure has been set up as a complete naturalistic habitat with substrate and structure for building the dense silk retreats velvet spiders are known for, so the entire setup is ready to take home.

This is a beautiful and less commonly available velvet spider that stays compact while producing an impressive amount of silk and constructing elaborate retreats. They're an excellent display species for keepers who enjoy smaller spiders and interesting web-building behavior.

Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/eresus-walckenaeri

Eresus walckenaeri - Velvet Spider

Approx. 0.125" spider already established in a brand new Tarantula Collective 3" Cube by Tarantula Cribs, an enclosure that retails for about $30 by itself. The enclosure has been set up as a complete naturalistic habitat with substrate and structure for building the dense silk retreats these spiders are known for, so the entire setup is ready to take home.

Eresus walckenaeri are beautiful, compact velvet spiders that spend much of their time constructing elaborate silk tunnels and retreats. They're fascinating display animals that require very little space and are especially rewarding for keepers who enjoy observing web-building behavior.

Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/eresus-walckenaeri

Liphistius jarujini - Primitive Trapdoor Spider

Approx. 0.33" captive-bred spiderling, sold individually in a vial. Liphistius belong to one of the most ancient surviving lineages of spiders and retain the distinctive segmented plates across the abdomen that immediately separate them from tarantulas and most other modern spiders. They construct silk-lined burrows with a camouflaged trapdoor and wait below the entrance for prey to cross their radiating silk trip lines, making them a fascinating species for anyone interested in unusual spider behavior and natural history.

Liphistius sp. "Red" - Red Armored Trapdoor Spider

Approx. 0.33" spiderling, sold individually in a vial. Liphistius belong to one of the most ancient surviving lineages of spiders and retain the distinctive segmented abdominal plates that immediately set them apart from tarantulas and most other modern spiders. This form develops attractive reddish coloration and constructs a silk-lined burrow with a camouflaged trapdoor, waiting below the entrance for prey to cross the surrounding trip lines.

Phidippus audax - Bold Jumping Spider

Approx. 1/16-1/8" captive-bred juvenile already established in a brand new Tarantula Collective 3" Cube by Tarantula Cribs, an enclosure worth about $30 by itself. The enclosure is already set up with the spider inside, so you're getting a complete ready-to-go habitat rather than just a tiny jumper in a deli cup.

Bold Jumping Spiders are native to much of North America and are one of our most recognizable native jumping spiders. They develop a velvety black appearance with bold white markings and metallic green or blue chelicerae. They're active, curious, highly visual hunters and make an excellent introduction to keeping jumping spiders.

Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/phidippus-regius

Phidippus audax - Bold Jumping Spider

Approx. 1/16-1/8" captive-bred juvenile already established in a brand new Tarantula Cribs OG Sling Crib, an enclosure that retails for $15.99 by itself. The enclosure is already set up with the spider inside, so you're getting a complete ready-to-go setup rather than a tiny jumper in a deli cup.

Bold Jumping Spiders are native to much of North America and are one of our most recognizable native jumping spiders. They develop a velvety black appearance with bold white markings and those unmistakable metallic green or blue chelicerae. They're active, curious, highly visual hunters and make an excellent introduction to keeping jumping spiders.

Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/phidippus-regius

Phidippus audax - Bold Jumping Spider

Larger Phidippus audax already established in a brand new Tarantula Cribs Small Treehouse, an enclosure worth about $50 by itself. The enclosure is already set up with the spider inside, giving you a complete ready-to-go habitat rather than just a jumping spider in a temporary container.

Bold Jumping Spiders are native to much of North America and are one of our most recognizable native jumping spiders. They develop a velvety black appearance with bold white markings and metallic green or blue chelicerae. They're active, curious, highly visual hunters and make an excellent introduction to keeping jumping spiders.

Comparable Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/phidippus-regius

Phidippus regius - Regal Jumping Spider

Approx. 1/8-1/4" captive-bred juvenile already established in a brand new Tarantula Collective 3" Cube by Tarantula Cribs, an enclosure worth about $30 by itself. The enclosure is already set up with the spider inside, so you're getting a complete ready-to-go habitat rather than just a tiny jumper in a temporary container.

Regal Jumping Spiders are one of the most popular pet jumping spiders for good reason. They're active, curious, highly visual hunters with a ton of personality packed into a very small animal. As they mature, males typically develop a bold black-and-white appearance while females can range through gray, tan, orange and peach tones.

They're easy to observe, fun to feed and a great choice for someone looking for an interactive invertebrate without needing much space.

Care Guide: https://www.thetarantulacollective.com/care-sheets-2/phidippus-regius