Outlaw Arachnids

04/24/2025

🎨✨ Join Us TONIGHT at Landmark Academy’s Annual Art Show! 🕷️🦎

📍 Landmark Academy Gym
10566 Memphis St, Commerce City, CO 80022
🕔 5:00 PM – 7:00 PM

Support local talent and get hands-on with some of the coolest creatures around!

Enjoy:
🎨 Student-made crafts for sale
🚚 Tasty food trucks
🕷️ Outlaw Arachnids’ live animal education table
📸 Make a donation and snap a photo with one of our stars: a massive reticulated python (the longest snake in the world!) or Lex, our charismatic white throat monitor!

All photo proceeds go directly to the rehabilitation of rescued animals, like Larry—our albino blood boa who came to us with a serious facial wound and severely underweight due to improper care. 💛

Help us give animals like Larry a second chance—while learning how amazing these creatures really are.

🎉 It’s a night of art, food, community, and unforgettable animals.
We can’t wait to see you there!

04/20/2025

A few shots today taken by none other than all_bugs_go_to_kevin . Thanks for stopping by and snapping some pics! I look forward to seeing the photos you get of the loxosceles Spp.

04/16/2025

Come hang out with Outlaw Arachnids at the Owensboro Reptile and Exotics Show!

We’ll be set up all day on April 19th from 10 AM to 4 PM (Central Time) at the Owensboro National Guard Armory — ready to introduce you to our fascinating eight-legged outlaws!

Meet live arachnids, ask questions, get hands-on (if you’re brave!), and learn what makes these creatures some of nature’s coolest critters.

Family-friendly event with:
• Reptiles
• Amphibians
• Arachnids (that’s us!)
• Small mammals
• Feeders & pet supplies
• And so much more!

3300 Tamarak Rd, Owensboro, KY
You don’t want to miss this — come spend the day with us and get your arachnid fix!

04/06/2025

Second Tityus Brood of the Year!
Our Tityus smithii (Lesser Antilles Thick-Tail Scorpion) has dropped her first brood of the year, and these little scorplings are looking strong! This beautiful and rarely kept species from the Lesser Antilles is thriving here, and we’re excited to be part of the effort to better understand and appreciate these incredible arachnids.
(Tityus serrulatus was the first brood we had of Tityus sp. this year.)

Stay tuned as they grow and molt—more pics coming soon!

03/29/2025

First brood of Tityus serrulatus for the year!

03/16/2025

Baby scorpions are so cute 🥰

03/02/2025

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03/01/2025

Come See Outlaw Arachnids at the Colorado Springs Reptile Expo!

Join us in the morning at the Colorado Springs Reptile Expo! We’ll be there with an awesome selection of arachnids and other fascinating creatures.

📅 March 1-2 2025
📍 3960 Palmer Park Blvd, Colorado Springs, CO 80909
🕘 9 AM - 3:30 PM

If you’re into reptiles, inverts, or just want to check out some amazing exotic animals, this is the place to be. Don’t miss out! See you there!

02/27/2025

One day I’ll add these to the website…… shout out to Tropical Isopods for making it happen.

02/26/2025

Colorado Springs reptile expo
Show me reptile show

Tarantulas

Slings & Juveniles
1. Heteroscodra maculata (Togo Starburst Baboon) 0.5”
2. Grammostola pulchripes (Chaco Golden-Knee) 0.5”
3. Chilobrachys fimbriatus (Indian Violet) 0.5”
4. Brachypelma hamorii (Mexican Red Knee) 0.25” | 0.5”
5. Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (Green Bottle Blue) 0.75”
6. Bumba horrida (Brazilian Redhead)
7. Chilobrachys natanicharum (Electric Blue) 0.75”
8. Cyriocosmus elegans (Trinidad Dwarf) 0.25-0.5”
9. Caribena versicolor (Martinique Pink Toe) 0.5”
10. Ornithoctoninae sp ‘Vietnam Silver’ 0.75-1”
11. Idiothele mira (Blue Foot Baboon) 0.5”
12. Brachypelma emilia (Mexican Red Leg) 0.5”
13. Theraphosinae sp ‘Blue’ (Highland Blue) 0.25”
14. Theraphosa blondi (Goliath Birdeater) 1.5” * (pictured)
15. Ybyrapora diversipes (Amazon Sapphire Pinktoe)

Sub-Adults & Adults
16. Brachypelma hamorii (unsexed) 3”
17. Tliltocatl vagans (Mexican Red Rump) 4” Female
18. Brachypelma hamorii (4-5” Female)
19. Aphonopelma crinirufum (Costa Rican Blue Front) 2.5-3” Pairs
20. Psalmopoeus irminia (Female)

Scorpions
1. Smeringurus mesaensis (Dune Scorpion)
2. Hadrurus arizonensis (Desert Hairy) Sub/Adult
3. Leiurus heberti (“Yellow” Hebrew Death Stalker)
4. Hottentotta tamulus (Indian Red Scorpion) 3i
5. Nebo whitei 2i/3i
6. Parabuthus mossambicensis (Mozambique Orange Fat Tail) 0.75”
7. Androctonus australis (Fat Tailed Scorpion) Female
8. Parabuthus villosus (“Hybrid Black” Pair)
9. Teruelius flavopiceus (Rare) Pair

True Spiders
1. Loxosceles laeta (Chilean Recluse)
2. Macroctenus kingleyi (Golden Blue Femur Wandering Spider)
3. Barylestes variatus (Spotted Huntsman)
4. Sicarius gracilis (Slender Six Eyed Sand Spider) 1/4”-1/2” Sling
5. Luthela yuncheng (Segmented Trap Door) 1”

Centipedes
1. Scolopendra longipes (Florida Keys Giant)

Roaches
1. Gromphadorhina portentosa (Madagascar Hissing Roach Pair)
2. Simandoa conserfariam (Simandoa Cave Roach) 10ct

A few things you’ll see plus more!!!!

02/25/2025

Work work work.
Just finished getting stuff ready and in new homes for the show me reptile expo this weekend in Colorado Springs.
The website has been updated and is pretty accurate.
Go take a look. 👀

02/14/2025

Got some decent footage of loxosceles laeta pairing. 😁

*we don’t own the rights to the music

and that’s even if these silly apps let the sound stay.
Enjoy everyone.

02/07/2025

2i/3i Smeringurus mesaensis, also known as the dune scorpion or giant sand scorpion available now on www.outlawarachnids.com

02/07/2025

The Texas Giant Vinegaroon (Mastigoproctus giganteus) is a fascinating arachnid native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Despite its intimidating appearance, this species is harmless to humans and plays a beneficial role in controlling insect populations.

Characteristics:
• Size: Can grow up to 3 inches in body length, with its whip-like tail adding additional length.
• Coloration: Dark brown to black, with a tough, armored exoskeleton.
• Habitat: Found in arid and semi-arid environments, including deserts, scrublands, and grasslands. Prefers burrowing in moist soil or hiding under rocks and logs.
• Behavior: Nocturnal and highly secretive; primarily a predator of insects, worms, and other small invertebrates.
• Defense Mechanism: Instead of a venomous sting, it sprays a vinegar-like acetic acid solution from its rear as a defense against predators, giving it the name “vinegaroon.”
• Bite/Venom: Completely non-venomous and rarely bites; relies on its powerful pedipalps to grasp prey.

Care in Captivity:
• Requires a humid, well-ventilated enclosure with deep substrate for burrowing.
• Feeds on crickets, roaches, and other small insects.
• Prefers a calm, low-stress environment and minimal handling.

The Texas Giant Vinegaroon is a unique and fascinating arachnid, perfect for those interested in exotic invertebrates. Its unusual defense mechanism and prehistoric look make it a favorite among enthusiasts!

Find these guys on our website
www.outlawarachnids.com

02/06/2025

Limited quantities of Ybyrapora Diversipes available online at www.outlawarachnids.com
Get them while you can!!!!

02/05/2025

Outlaw Arachnids is thrilled to see so many familiar faces at the Loveland Reptile Expo, hosted by Show me reptile show! We always love reconnecting with our fellow arachnid enthusiasts, but we’re just as excited to meet new friends and share our passion with you. Stop by, say hello, and check out some amazing creatures—we can’t wait to see you there!

Loveland Colorado Show Me Reptile Show & Pet Expo