Zach David 
Tarantulas have become extremely popular pets over the past decade or so, and it’s clear why that is. These creatures look incredible, are fun to care for, and provide endless hours of entertainment. One of the most important aspects of tarantula ownership, aside from housing them properly, is feeding them an optimal diet. For beginner … Read more
Jumping spiders are some of the most popular pet spiders, right behind tarantulas. These spiders are adorable, easy to care for, and very cheap to acquire — the perfect combination. Because of the fact that jumping spiders are very small and exotic, you may not be sure about what they eat or how you would … Read more
The Orchid Mantis, or Hymenopus coronatus, is a beautiful pink mantis species that’s shaped and colored very similarly to an orchid flower — hence its name. This species is very popular among both beginner and experienced mantis keepers alike due to its great personality and appearance that’s really second to none. This guide will tell … Read more
Rats are very popular pets, and it’s clear why that is! They’re energetic, incredibly smart, and form very close bonds with their owners. While it’s possible to simply go to a pet store and purchase a rat, a lot of people prefer to purchase their rat from a breeder. There are many benefits to this … Read more
Stromatopelma calceatum, also known as the Feather Leg Baboon Tarantula, is one of the most defensive, dangerous, and fast-moving tarantulas out there today. If you’re a beginner keeper, turn away now. This tarantula species should only be kept by experienced keepers. Anything less could spell disaster. This care sheet will tell you everything that you … Read more
Brachypelma albiceps, or the Mexican Golden Red Rump Tarantula, is a tarantula species that’s known for its great appearance and easy-going temperament. Much like many other Brachypelma species, this particular tarantula is very popular in the pet trade and is beloved by beginner and experienced keepers alike. This care sheet will tell you everything that … Read more
With over 850 types of tarantulas, there are species of all shapes, sizes, and personalities. Some tarantulas are great for beginners, while others should be left to the experts. One way that tarantulas are classified is by the strength of their venom. All tarantulas have venom and use it to immobilize/kill their prey, but they … Read more
Phidippus regius, also known as the Regal Jumping Spider, is a very popular and well-received type of spider. In fact, it’s the most commonly-kept species of jumping spider! The popularity of this spider isn’t surprising in the least. Its adorable appearance combined with its easy care requirements and great temperament make it suitable for beginners … Read more
Spider webs are some of the most amazing feats of engineering in the animal kingdom. Through evolution and biological programming, spiders have learned how to make extremely effective webs. Seeing a spider web in or near your house may raise some red flags. You may be wondering what kind of spider makes that kind of … Read more
No matter where you live, there are some spiders that almost everyone will come across at some point in their lives. If you live in the United States, Canada, or Mexico, the Grass Spider is likely one of those common sightings. This small and shy spider makes its home in a variety of different environments, … Read more
The Chilean Recluse Spider, also known by its scientific name Loxosceles laeta is an extremely dangerous and somewhat common spider. While the entire recluse family of spiders is known to be dangerous, this particular species is among the most venomous. Not a spider to be messed with! Fortunately, the Chilean Recluse Spider has a few … Read more
The Rabid Wolf Spider, or Rabidosa rabida, possesses perhaps one of the most intimidating and frightening names a spider can have. Fortunately, it isn’t considered rabid because of its thirst for blood or ability to pass on rabies. It was given its name due to its ability to move incredibly fast and erratically if it … Read more