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Every reptile, amphibian, arachnid and isopod species with recorded captive observations, grouped by kind and family. Find the animal you keep, then check it against our shipping policy in one click.
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Other spiders

1,074 species

Other spiders: species catalogue results, page 17
SpeciesCategoryFamilySpecies policyCaptive recordsActions
Latrodectus elegans

Photo CC BY-SA: (c) Akio Tanikawa, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA)

Other spidersTheridiidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Leptorchestes berolinensis
Other spidersSalticidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Leucauge argentina
Other spidersTetragnathidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Black-striped Orchard SpiderLeucauge celebesiana
Other spidersTetragnathidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Linothele longicauda
Other spidersDipluridaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Colombian Funnel Web SpiderLinothele sericata
Other spidersDipluridaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Loxosceles sabina
Other spidersSicariidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Loxosceles tenochtitlan
Other spidersSicariidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Loxosceles yucatana

Photo CC BY-SA: (c) Juan Cruzado Cortés, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA), uploaded by Juan Cruzado Cortés

Other spidersSicariidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
tarantula wolf spiderLycosa tarantula
Other spidersLycosidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Common Peacock SpiderMaratus pavonis
Other spidersSalticidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Marma nigritarsis
Other spidersSalticidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Marpissa formosa
Other spidersSalticidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Swift Crab SpiderMecaphesa celer
Other spidersThomisidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
European cave spiderMeta menardi
Other spidersTetragnathidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Metaphidippus chera
Other spidersSalticidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Labyrinth OrbweaverMetepeira labyrinthea
Other spidersAraneidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Micrathena aureola
Other spidersAraneidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
White MicrathenaMicrathena mitrata
Other spidersAraneidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Micrathena pungens
Other spidersAraneidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Amazon Thorn SpiderMicrathena schreibersi
Other spidersAraneidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Common Pirate SpiderMimetus puritanus
Other spidersMimetidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Green Jumping SpiderMopsus mormon

Photo CC BY-SA: (c) Tony Eales, some rights reserved (CC BY-SA), uploaded by Tony Eales

Other spidersSalticidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Red Weaver Ant-mimicking SpiderMyrmaplata plataleoides
Other spidersSalticidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Bordered OrbweaverNeoscona adianta
Other spidersAraneidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Neoscona utahana
Other spidersAraneidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Old World Dome SheetweaverNeriene montana
Other spidersLinyphiidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Neriene peltata
Other spidersLinyphiidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Green MeshweaverNigma walckenaeri
Other spidersDictynidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →
Comb-footed platform spiderNihonhimea mundula
Other spidersTheridiidaeClass default: allowed2Check shipping →

About this catalogue

Where the list comes from

Species-level taxa with at least one iNaturalist observation marked captive, refreshed periodically. “Captive records” counts observations, not animals traded, and includes zoo collections.

How it's organized

Each species is placed in a group and category from its taxonomic order and family. Our operations team reviews names, handling notes and categories over time.

Photos

Shown only when the photographer licensed the image CC0, CC BY or CC BY-SA, with attribution. Other species show an illustration.