A rare, undescribed arboreal from Vietnam sold as the Purple Blaze Tree Spider, Ornithoctoninae sp. "Phan Cay Red" develops a stunning purple-and-red sheen as it grows. Here is what we know about where it comes from, what it looks like, and how to care for it.

Discovered by two British enthusiasts after years of searching the highlands of Sarawak, Phormingochilus pennellhewlettorum (the Bario Bat Eater) is a large, fast arboreal tarantula from Borneo. We cover where it comes from, what it looks like, and how to care for it.

Davus sp. "Panama", better known as the Panama Lava Tarantula, is one of the most eye-catching dwarf tarantulas in the hobby. Jet-black legs and carapace set against glowing red-orange femurs and a fiery patterned abdomen give this species a look that really does resemble molten lava - and all of it packed into a spider that stays small enough to house in a compact enclosure.

Typhochlaena cf. paschoali is without doubt one of the rarest and most sought-after Typhochlaena currently found in the tarantula hobby. With spectacular adult female colouration, tiny eggsacs and very limited availability, this is a species that even experienced collectors can struggle to obtain.

Meet the Typhochlaena costae (Brazilian Pink Punk Jewel), an elite arboreal dwarf species that builds ingenious trapdoors in the forest canopy. Discover how to safely raise this fragile, high-demand dream tarantula.

Read our simple guide on how to care for a Tarantula, if you are a beginner keeper and are looking for some advice on where to start then read our blog article.

If you are a beginner keeper or are looking for your first Tarantula then read our simple guide on the best beginner species to buy and keep.

Explore the "Holy Grail" of the tarantula world. From the legendary Homoeomma chilensis (Chilean Flame) to the shimmering Homoeomma orellanai, discover why these ultra-docile, velvet-textured gems are the most coveted species for any UK hobbyist.

Meet the Grammostola sp. Maule, a rare and stunning terrestrial species from Central Chile. Discover why this docile, copper-toned "Rose Hair" relative is a highly coveted treasure for the UK keeper.

Discover the Euathlus sp. Bronce (Chilean Bronze). Learn why this diminutive, metallic-toned dwarf tarantula is a favorite for UK keepers seeking a docile, hardy, and long-lived companion.

Ignite your collection with the Euathlus sp. Fuego. Discover why this rare, “Chilean Fire” is world-renowned for its brilliant orange-red carapace and incredibly sweet temperament.

Explore the stunning world of Euathlus truculentus. From the metallic "Blue Femur" to the elusive "Hermosa," discover how to care for these docile, jewel-toned Chilean treasures in your UK collection.

Meet the Grammostola sp. North (Northern Gold), a rare and glittering treasure from Northern Chile. Discover why this ultra-docile, golden-hued relative of the Rose Hair is the perfect crown jewel for any UK beginner or collector.

Meet the Grammostola pulchra (Brazilian Black), the "black lab" of the tarantula world. Discover why this docile, jet-black, and velvety terrestrial species is the most sought-after treasure for any UK keeper.

Meet the Pterinochilus murinus (Red Colour Form), the legendary "OBT." Discover why this high-voltage, sun-orange Old World species is the most famous, and feisty addition for the advanced tarantula keeper.

Meet the Augacephalus breyeri, a rare and radiant Old World tarantula. Discover how to care for this golden-brown African beauty, known for its stunning starburst carapace and relatively manageable baboon temperament.

Meet the Monocentropus balfouri (Socotra Island Blue Baboon), the world's most famous social tarantula. Discover how to care for this stunning blue and tan Old World beauty, whether kept alone or in a fascinating communal setup.

Meet the Poecilotheria metallica (Gooty Sapphire Ornamental), arguably the most beautiful tarantula in the world. Learn the essential care for this blue, high speed Old World arboreal.. the crown jewel for any advanced UK collector.