New World South America

There is only one species in this genus -- the C. cyaneopubescens. This is a hobby staple. Genus and species: Chromatopelma...

This genus includes three accepted arboreal species from Brazil that were formerly included in Avicularia. Genus and species: Ybyrapora...

There are 23 accepted species of Cyriocosmus, which are found in South America, Trinidad and Tobogo. All species have type 3 urticating...

This genus comprises a relatively small number of small from South America. There are four accepted Nhandu species, with two additional...

This genus comprises arboreal species that can be found throughout Mexico, Costa Rica, Panama, Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela, Guyana,...

The Theraphosa genus currently includes four accepted species (stirmi, blondi, aphophysis). All are very large and considered the largest...

This genus originates from South America, namely Brazil, Uruguay, and Argentina among other countries. This genus includes some very...

The Lasiodora genus includes a relatively modest number of species, all of which are found in Brazil. Many species that were originially...

The Lasiodorides genus is limited to two species, primarily from Peru. Sherwood 2021 redescribed the Lasiodorides genus. L. striatus :...

The genus Vitalius includes a moderate number (n = 11 accepted) of South American species, typically from Brazil and less so from...

The Xenesthis genus contains relative few species, but of their species, they tend to exhibit vibrant coloration. This species hails from...

The Acanthoscurria genus is found throughout South America, spanning several countries. Some species have been identified in the West...