The Garden Snail, also known as the Brown Garden Snail or European Garden Snail, is a small terrestrial gastropod native to the Mediterranean region but now widespread across Europe, North America, and many temperate climates. These snails grow to about 1–1.5 inches in shell…

Scarlet Millipedes are beautifully colored, smooth-bodied millipedes known for their bright red or orange segments contrasted with darker legs and antennae. Native to Southeast Asia, they inhabit warm forest floors rich in leaf litter and decaying wood. They are nocturnal scavengers, spending most of the day…

Thailand Rainbow Millipedes are vibrant, eye-catching invertebrates known for their striking bands of red, orange, yellow, and deep black, giving them a rainbow-like appearance. Native to the tropical forests of Southeast Asia, these nocturnal millipedes spend most of their time…

Purple Vampire Crabs are small, brilliantly colored semi-terrestrial crabs native to the tropical forests and riverbanks of Indonesia and Southeast Asia. Despite their vivid purple bodies and bright yellow eyes, they remain tiny. They are primarily terrestrial, spending most of their time on land but…

The American Giant Millipede is a hardy, slow-moving detritivore native to forests across the eastern United States, where it lives among leaf litter, rotting logs, and moist soil layers. Known for its smooth, cylindrical body and dark brown to black coloration, this species typically reaches 4–5 inches, though some individuals grow slightly larger. They are peaceful, non-aggressive invertebrates that prefer dim environments and are most active at night, making them excellent…

The Brazilian Red Tarantula is a medium-to-large New World species native to the grasslands and savannas of Brazil. It is admired for its striking reddish hues, dense leg setae, and robust body shape. Known for being bold and somewhat defensive compared to more docile species, it moves quickly but is generally hardy and adaptable in captivity. Adults commonly reach…