Tarantula - Megaphobema robustum - Columbian Giant Red Leg - GNGThe Columbian Giant Red Leg (Megaphobema robustum) is one of the largest and most impressive tarantula species, prized by experienced keepers for its striking appearance. This heavy bodied spider features distinctive reddish orange leg markings and can reach a leg span of 78 inches at maturity. Housing: Provide an enclosure with at least 20 gallons of floor space and 12 inches of vertical height. Use a substrate mix of coconut husk and peat moss, 46

Native to Cuba

Heavy Jumping Spiders thrive in warm

The Vitalius chromatus

Maintain temperatures between 75–80°F and humidity around 60–70%

These medium-sized crustaceans feature a dark exoskeleton adorned with distinctive yellow spots

Temperament & Handling: Generally docile and slow-moving

Water: Provide a shallow water dish or keep substrate slightly moist in one corner

Housing should include a 10-gallon minimum enclosure with 4–6 inches of substrate for burrowing

West Indian Leopard Geckos(A

commonly called Dwarf Roly-Polies

Self Cloning Geckos - Binoei geckos are a very small parthenogenetic species—they reproduce asexually without males

They can be defensive if threatened and may bite or kick urticating hairs