The Top 13 most attractive tarantula breeds kept as pets

Top 13 best looking tarantula breeds kept as pets

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12. Mexican Redleg Tarantula Female Mexican redlegs can live up to 30 years, while the males live around 5 years.

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11. Mexican Red-Knee Tarantula The Mexican Red-Knee is often the first pet for spider enthusiasts.

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10. Pink Zebra Beauty Tarantula TheseTarantula hails from South America and has a calm personality.

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9. Costa Rican Zebra Tarantula They are calm, ground-dwelling Tarantulas that can move very fast.

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8 . Chilean Rose Tarantula Also known as the Chilean fire tarantula, this spider is popular for beginner arachnid enthusiasts.

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7. Mexican Red Rump Tarantula Mexican red rump tarantulas are generally docile and slow moving.

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6. Antilles Pink Toe Tarantula This species is also known as the Martinique Red Tree Tarantula.

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5. Desert Blonde Tarantula Although they are slightly more aggressive than many other beginner spider

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4. Ivory Ornamental Tarantula The ivory-billed Ornamental Tarantula or the poecilotheria subfusca, is an arboreal tarantula.

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3. Socotra Island Blue Baboon Tarantula is an absolutely stunning old-world tarantula.

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2. Brazilian Black Tarantula As a velvety black spider with a wide leg span, the Brazilian Black Tarantula makes for a striking pet.

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1. Singapore Blue Tarantula The Singapore Blue is a large, arboreal species of tarantula from Malaysia and Singapore.

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