41. Virtual Creatures Official Web Site tarantulas for the PC which require care and attention from their owner to thrive and survive. Free trial available. http://www.virtualcreatures.com/vc/vcindex.html

Virtual Creatures - The home of virtual pets "Virtual Creatures are lifelike virtual pets brought to you by the creators of Mopy fish. With Virtual Creatures the team have focused on building a virtual world in which the first Virtual Creatures to hatch are the Mexican Red Knee and Chilean Rose Tarantulas. Virtual Creatures owners can safely observe the natural rhythms of a tarantula's life at close quarters. Furthermore, it is possible to feed and water your virtual pet, interact with it, move it, play with it." virtualcreatures.com

42. Tarantulas Of particular interest is the husbandry and breeding of tarantulas and scorpions with Members of this suborder are sometimes called tarantulas . http://www.arachnology.org/Arachnology/Pages/Tarantulas.html

Tarantulas - Bird-Eating Spiders Amazon.com: Books: Tarantulas and Other Arachnids Tarantulas and Other Arachnids by Samuel D. Marshall, Laura Barghusen An Introduction To Tarantulas And Scorpions by Martin Overton Arachnid.de A lot of info and pictures (in German) (Germany) Arachnids Captive bred spiders, tarantulas, scorpions for sale from Spider Patch (USA) Arachnids Arachnids - Capucine et ses copines A French site with information and pictures of tarantulas. Chris (France) Arachnids For Sale Arachnids for sale through Exotic Pets online Arachnophobia - Die Vogelspinnen Page Nothing to do with arachnophobia, but only with tarantulas. Sven Linckels (Luxembourg) arachNOrway The Norwegian Tarantula Society. With lots of pictures and caresheets. Martin Hagen (Norway) Aracnofilia Pictures and info about tarantula's. Matteo Grotto (in Italian) (Italy) Big spiders About tarantula's and other big spiders. Bill Amos (USA) Biggest Spider Goliath Bird-Eating Spider. Extreme Science (USA) Birdspiders With pictures of a number of tarantulas. Rick C. West (USA) California Zoological Supply Exotic pets (USA) Care sheets Fluker Farms (USA) Caresheets.com

43. London Reptile Shop ... Quality Investment Reptiles ... Supplier of snakes, lizards, tarantulas, frogs and insects. http://www.crystalpalacereptiles.com/

Trade Login Not logged in Login Home REPTILE Pricelists CARESHEETS ... Links Crystal Palace Reptiles 54 Westow Street Upper Norwood London Tel: 020 8771 1349 E-Mail: Darren WOMA SPIDER HET GHOST WOMA X SPIDER LEMON HET LEUCY .... Lots of other delicious flavours to choose from For a complete list of all the new additions to our pricelists please click here. We now have a section especially for our own captive breeding successes as well as these being intergrated into the main pricelists ... we are also in the process of setting up a photo gallery show casing some of our snakes and our breeding facility San Francisco Garter Snake Thamnophis sirtalis tetrataenia Origin: CB05 Amelanistic Pueblacorn Pantherophis guttatus guttatus X Lampropeltis t. campbelli Origin: CB05 Het Axanthic Royal Python regius Origin: CPR CB05 Anerythristic Pueblacorn Pantherophis guttatus guttatus X Lampropeltis t. campbelli Origin: CB04 Dendrobates leucomelas Origin: CB04 Red Bamboo Ratsnake Elaphe porphyracea coxi Origin: CB05 Our Reptile price Lists are updated on a weekly basis, so please check back often for new and exciting species.

44. Tarantulas I rear tarantulas to provide a travelling show for elementary school classes. I keep both arboreal and burrowing tarantulas. Arboreal tarantulas generally http://www.scar.utoronto.ca/~mandrade/tarantulas.html

Tarantulas I rear tarantulas to provide a travelling show for elementary school classes. I keep both arboreal and burrowing tarantulas. Arboreal tarantulas generally live above the ground, often in trees. They spin a retreat of dense, white silk, in which they spend most of their time. Burrowing tarantulas live below ground, in a tunnel-like system that they build by excavating dirt with their legs and mouthparts. Peruvian pinktoe Brazilian salmon birdeater My current collection: Common name Latin name Sri Lankan ornamental Poeciliotheria fasciata Trinidad chevron Psalmopoeus cambridgei Peruvian pinktoe Avicularia urticans Cameroon red baboon Hysterocrates gigas Brazilian salmon birdeater Lasiodora parahybana Mexican redrump Brachypelma vagans Straight-horned baboon Ceratogyrus cornuatus Trinidad chevron Sri Lankan Ornamental Mexican redrump Answers to frequently asked spider questions: How do spiders grow?

45. Curt's Inverts Supplies invertebrates of the American Southwest including tarantulas, scorpions, true spiders, myriapods, and insects. http://curtsinverts.tripod.com/

setAdGroup('67.18.104.18'); var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "tripod.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" Search: Lycos Tripod Dukes of Hazzard Share This Page Report Abuse Edit your Site ... Next Curt's Inverts Home Spiders Scorpions Myriopods Misc ... Links As an online source of invertebrates of the American Southwest specializing in arachnids, we are committed to providing dealers, collectors, and hobbyists with quality invertebrates. Although not all animals are in stock all of the time, we carry many different myriopods, arachnids, and insects native (and some endemic) to the Southwestern states of the US. Our current stock includes three species of hunting spiders, two species of web building spiders, and one species of scorpion. We currently have in stock the Bold Jumping Spider, the Rabid Wolf Spider, the Brown Recluse Spider, the Black Widow Spider, the Orbweaver Spider, and the Striped Bark Scorpion. Our stocks change with the seasons and will be updated each Sunday. Our animals are shipped via UPS, USPS, FedEx, or Airborne Express. It is our policy to never charge a customer a penny more than necessary, so we have no flat shipping rates. Our rates are determined by the size of the order, the carrier, and the location of the customer. For more information, please read our Ordering/Policies page. We are open to trade for animals low or out of stock. Please email with offers for trades.

46. Tarantula - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia tarantulas are spiders belonging to the family Theraphosidae. When people who knew about the tarantulas emigrated to the Americas and discovered http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarantula

Tarantula From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. "Tarantulas" redirects here. For the Transformer of the same name, see Tarantulas (Transformers) For the Bob Dylan novel, see Tarantula (book) Tarantulas Grammostola species tarantula Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Arachnida Order: Araneae Suborder: Mygalomorphae Family: Theraphosidae Thorell Genera Subfamily Acanthopelminae Acanthopelma Subfamily Aviculariinae Avicularia Ephobopus Pachistopelma ... Tapinauchenius Subfamily Eumenophorinae Anoploscelus Batesiella Citharischius ... Polyspina Subfamily Harpactirinae Ceratogyrus Coelogenium Eucratoscelus ... Pterinochilus Subfamily Ischnocolinae Chaetopelma Cratorrhagus Heterothele ... Plesiophrictus /Neoplesiophrictus Subfamily Ornithoctoninae Citharognathus Cyriopagopus Haplopelma ... Phormingochilus Subfamily Poecilotheriinae Poecilotheria Subfamily Selenocosmiinae Chilobrachys Chilocosmia Coremiocnemis ... Selenotypus Subfamily Selenogyrinae Annandaliella Euphrictus Selenogyrus Subfamily Spelopelminae Spelopelma Subfamily Stromatopelminae Heteroscodra Stromatopelma Subfamily Theraphosinae Acanthoscurria Apachepelma Aphonopelma ... Xenesthis Subfamily Thrigmopoeinae Haploclastus Thrigmopoeus Tarantulas are spiders belonging to the family Theraphosidae. They are characterized by having tarsi (feet) with two claws and claw tufts.

47. PetGet.com:: Tarantulas Care and general tarantula information. Photos and care sheets included. http://www.petget.com/tarantulas.html

about sighthounds the ocicat lizards ... SightHounds.us Tarantulas I have been keeping tarantulas since 1994, currently my collection is around 15 spiders. At one time I had 25, all of different species. Tarantulas make great pets as long as you have the right attitude. They are not active, or interactive. Tarantulas are best viewed like tropical fish, interesting to watch but not to touch. Click here for information on tarantula care and housing. Most people have an adverse reaction when they hear you keep tarantulas. Some common misconceptions are that all tarantulas are mean and go out of their way to attack you, and that their venom is deadly. In reality most tarantulas (except for a few select species) will do anything to avoid people and only bite as a last resort. The majority of tarantulas have venom similar to a bee sting, causing minor swelling and discomfort. The major danger from a tarantula bite is an allergic or anaphalactic reaction to the venom, which can occur. New!

48. Tarantula - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia tarantulas are spiders belonging to the family Theraphosidae. The true tarantulas are all spiders of the family Theraphosidae, sometimes called bird http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarantulas

Tarantula From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. (Redirected from Tarantulas "Tarantulas" redirects here. For the Transformer of the same name, see Tarantulas (Transformers) For the Bob Dylan novel, see Tarantula (book) Tarantulas Grammostola species tarantula Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Arthropoda Class: Arachnida Order: Araneae Suborder: Mygalomorphae Family: Theraphosidae Thorell Genera Subfamily Acanthopelminae Acanthopelma Subfamily Aviculariinae Avicularia Ephobopus Pachistopelma ... Tapinauchenius Subfamily Eumenophorinae Anoploscelus Batesiella Citharischius ... Polyspina Subfamily Harpactirinae Ceratogyrus Coelogenium Eucratoscelus ... Pterinochilus Subfamily Ischnocolinae Chaetopelma Cratorrhagus Heterothele ... Plesiophrictus /Neoplesiophrictus Subfamily Ornithoctoninae Citharognathus Cyriopagopus Haplopelma ... Phormingochilus Subfamily Poecilotheriinae Poecilotheria Subfamily Selenocosmiinae Chilobrachys Chilocosmia Coremiocnemis ... Selenotypus Subfamily Selenogyrinae Annandaliella Euphrictus Selenogyrus Subfamily Spelopelminae Spelopelma Subfamily Stromatopelminae Heteroscodra Stromatopelma Subfamily Theraphosinae Acanthoscurria Apachepelma Aphonopelma ... Xenesthis Subfamily Thrigmopoeinae Haploclastus Thrigmopoeus Tarantulas are spiders belonging to the family Theraphosidae. They are characterized by having tarsi (feet) with two claws and claw tufts.

49. Tarantulas tarantulas are found worldwide; there are over eight hundred different tarantulas are solitary, and do not easily tolerate others of the same species. http://www.geocities.com/thesciencefiles/tarantula/tarantula.html

50. Vogelspinnen,Schlangen Und Mehr My pets, including tarantulas, Boas, Tejus, and other Reptiles http://www.reptile-web.de

51. Tarantulas As Pets Observing moulting of tarantulas is surely one of the most exciting tarantulas often go to long fasting before moulting, which make us more anxious. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Valley/8116/keep.html

The fuller text is available in Japanese here. Click here ! Tarantulas as Pets This page was written around 1998, and some parts are invalid by now, such as clasification / scientific names. I need to update in the near fututre the stories related to keeping of tarantulas. Excited with Moulting >> Moulting Diary Don't give house Cockroachs !! Injured King Babbon ... Go back to Top page My Experiences of Beginning Tarantulas Excited with Moulting Observing moulting of tarantulas is surely one of the most exciting experience in keeping them. My sub-adult Chilean Common ( Phrixotrichus spatulata Grammostola rosea ), "Kana", moulted in November 1996, and I, for the first time observing it, got really excited. Around 10 o'clock, on her silk bed thicker than usual, she was up-side-down slowly folding and stretching the legs. I was observing with excitement, knowing this should be the sign of beginning of her moult (, otherwise people usually get upset doubting if it were dead with this posture). Tarantulas often go to long fasting before moulting, which make us more anxious. After two hours, the new body emerged from the slit in the back. It's mysterious how she gets new legs out of old skin as if she were "taking off" socks. may rather feel like watching "duplicating" spiders for it looks like two spiders tangled each other.

52. Intense Herpetoculture Dealer of captive bred herps, invertebrates, and rare cichlids. Includes tarantulas and chameleons. http://www.intenseherp.com/frames.htm

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53. Biggest Spider For more information about tarantulas and spiders in general visit the As hunters, tarantulas can be fearsome predators. tarantulas don t have any http://www.extremescience.com/BiggestSpider.htm

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54. Criptic's Page On Herps Information about reptiles, amphibians, tarantulas and enclosures. Provides a forum, a chat room and a calendar of different reptiles shows. http://www.cripticspage.com

55. Urban IPM: Spiders: Tarantulas A page of the Arizona Urban Integrated Pest Management website on tarantulas, our gentle giant of a spider, but whose bite can be painful if provoked. http://ag.arizona.edu/urbanipm/spiders/tarantulas.html

Urban Integrated Pest Management Tarantulas From: R.L. Smith, 1982. Venomous Animals of Arizona. The University of Arizona. Description: The term tarantula is a general one that refers to spiders belonging to the family Theraphosidae. These are the largest spiders in Arizona (and the world, for that matter). We have as many as 30 species in two genera ( Aphonopelma and Dugesiella —"hairy spiders." Figure 9. A tarantula, Aphonopelma sp. Body length 65 mm. Biology: Tarantulas of the American Southwest spend most of their lives on or in the ground. They dig burrows when they are spiderlings and live in them for many years, enlarging them as necessary. Once established at a site, an individual tarantula usually spends its life there, hunting in an area only a few meters adjacent to its burrow. These spiders prefer open areas and avoid conditions of dense vegetation. Tarantula burrows are usually plugged with a loose webbing of silk when the spider returns after a night's foraging. During the winter when the spider is inactive, its burrow is usually plugged with silk, plant debris, and soil. Courtship involves cautious approach by the male, who touches the female with his front legs, then moves in a way that identifies both his gender and species. If the female is receptive to his tentative advances, she abandons her burrow and ultimately postures with her cephalothorax raised. She remains inactive while the male approaches her from the front. He uses special hooks (Figure 10) on the first pair of his walking legs to hold the female's fang-bearing chelicerae during insemination. After the sperm have been deposited in the female's abdominal genital opening, the male disengages his hooks and departs briskly.

56. ::Welcome To Botarby8s.com:: Breeder and supplier of tarantulas and scorpions, feed, and supplies. http://www.botarby8s.com

Information and Announcements Due to DHL's inability to keep track of packages, let alone deliver them in a timely manner, we are switching all of our shipping services to Fed Ex.  Although this will cause a small increase in shipping charges, it will reduce the likelihood of lost shipments.  I apologize for any inconvenience this may cause. My phone reception has taken a turn for the worse this summer and I don't always have a signal when I'm working in the spider room.  Please leave a message and I'll get back with you as soon as I receive notification.  Please speak SLOWLY when leaving your number... I've received several messages lately that I just can't understand.  Pretend you are talking to someone hard of hearing... because you are. Never purchased on-line before?  No need to worry.  You can check independent reviews of my business Upcoming Shows:   My next shows are Columbus, OH, on Saturday, September 24, and Indianapolis on Sunday, September 25, 2005.  If you have anything you know you'll want at the show, just contact me and I'll have it set aside for you.   For more information on the shows, follow the links in the link section of my website.   If you reside near Kansas City, feel free to call and set up a time to come by and pick out your pets.  Visitors are welcomed.  We just ask that you call first. Â

57. Cardiff Tarantulas A guide for beginners new to the hobby of caring and keeping tarantulas. http://www.freewebs.com/cardifftarantulas/

Cardiff Tarantulas By Anthony Bowles NAVIGATION Home My Tarantulas Chid's Spids Tarantula Care ... Guestbook Last Updated 01/07/04 Introduction New or Old world Species There are so many types of Tarantula in the world today with new species being identified every year makes the world of the Tarantula so interesting New World Species come from America and South America in Tropical and sub Tropical areas there is loads of species in say Mexico and for me thats where the true Tarantula origins from the Mexican Red Knee new world species differ from there cousins of the old world in they posess Urticating hairs which they throw at would be predators and my hand when I change water bowl etc I should wear rubber gloves as the hairs can be quite itchy and very uncomfortable whatever happens do not put you face near a hair kicker because if the hairs get in the eyes temporary blindness can occur. Old World Species These spiders range from Africa and Asia and do not have urticating hairs however they make up for it in aggression they have no scruples and will bite if felt threatened for me the most impressive spider in Africa is the King Baboon spider a very slow growing and long lived animal a true monster in the spider world the Cobalt Blue from Thailand is also very impressive a beautiful blue burrowing spider with a nasty attitude all old world Tarantulas are not recommended for beginners due to this aggression.

58. Terrific Tarantulas tarantulas may reach sexual maturity in as few as two years (fastgrowing tarantulas will normally eat any prey in the right size range, including most http://www.accessexcellence.org/RC/CT/terrific_tarantulas.html

Terrific Tarantulas Robert J. Wolff, Ph.D. From the Biology Department, Trinity Christian College, Palos Heights, Illinois 60463 The name "tarantula" means a variety of things to different people. It can mean the wolf spider from southern Italy, with its somewhat toxic bite, or the tailless whipscorpions, who belong to the family Tarantulidae. Or to many people, tarantula simply means any large, frightening spider they come across. Primarily, however, tarantula means the generally large, hairy spiders that belong to the family Theraphosidae. Spiders belong to the order Araneae, and the majority are considered true spiders, whose fangs point to the midline and open sideways. In contrast, fangs of the order Mygalomorphae open parallel to the long axis of the body. Mygalomorphs include the trapdoor and purseweb spiders, as well as those that are commonly called tarantulas and belong to the Theraphosidae. Structure Tarantulas are hairy, large (35 mm or more in length), and have the basic morphology of the true spiders (Fig. 1), including two body regions, the cephalothorax (prosoma) and the abdomen (opisthosoma). The appendages of the cephalothorax include four pairs of legs, a pair of pedipalps, and a pair of fang-tipped chelicerae. The abdomen differs from that of the true spiders by having posteriorly only two pairs of spinnerets rather than three pairs, and by having ventrally two pairs of booklungs rather than one pair. You can usually identify mature males by the special copulatory organs (palps) on the pedipalps, and by the hooks on the first pair of legs (Fig. 2). Adult females are not as easily identifiable because they often lack obvious external clues; only size and (in some) a swelling in the genital area at the ventral slit, called the epigastric furrow, allow a guess.

59. Troll Quality Tarantulas Care information, pictures and articles for arachnids. Includes American Tarantula Society list of common and scientific names. http://pwp.value.net/tqe/

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60. Australian Tarantulas Includes photos, videos, articles, and species descriptions. http://www.selenocosmia.com/

Welcome to www.selenocosmia.com , THE online resource for Australian tarantulas. The purpose of this site is to allow as much information as possible on Australian tarantulas to be accessed by the general public free of charge. Whether you are interested in keeping a tarantula as a pet in Australia or are just fascinated by big, hairy spiders the world over, we hope you find what you are looking for (and more) here. If there is something more you would like to see or you have something to contribute, please don't hesitate to contact us by clicking on the contact button to your left. In the species descriptions can be found some of the original papers that describe the various species, along with information on native habitat and behaviour. Photos can be found both in the species descriptions and in the gallery , and you will find some amazing film footage of these awesome critters in our video section . In the articles section you will find field observations, notes on filming arachnids, and various article submissions. Our FAQ's page hosts as many general theraphosid (tarantula) questions and answers as we could come up with. The

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