Invertebrate - P. muticus King Baboon Tarantula - GNG - UnsexedThe P. muticus King Baboon Tarantula is a robust, ground dwelling species prized for its impressive size and striking appearance. Native to East Africa, this tarantula features dark coloration with distinctive urticating hairs and a potent venomhandle with respect and appropriate caution. Housing: Provide a terrestrial enclosure with 46 inches of substrate (coconut husk or peat moss) to accommodate burrowing behavior. A 10 gallon tank works well.

adjusting frequency based on size and appetite

born August 10

Mature female Gargoyle Gecko with established breeding history

They are long-lived

They possess potent venom and will bite if threatened

while females show more muted patterns

Hatched June 2025

commonly known as Clown Isopods or Montenegro Clowns

Feed appropriately-sized insects such as crickets

This 12-count starter colony establishes quickly and reproduces reliably

adults every 7–10 days

semi-social species native to Yemen's remote Socotra Island