Outlaw Arachnids

12/11/2024

Sicarius gracilis is a species of spider belonging to the family Sicariidae, commonly known as the six-eyed sand spiders. Native to desert and arid regions in South America, these spiders are known for their highly venomous bite, though they rarely pose a threat to humans due to their reclusive nature and low levels of human interaction.

Key Features:

• Habitat: Found in sandy or arid environments where they bury themselves under sand for camouflage.
• Appearance: Flattened body with long, thin legs and a sand-like coloration that aids in blending with their environment.
• Venom: Potent and necrotic, capable of causing significant tissue damage. However, bites are exceedingly rare as these spiders avoid contact with humans.
• Behavior: They are ambush predators, lying in wait for prey such as insects and small arthropods.

12/08/2024

Stop by our booth at All American Reptile and Plant Expo today and see what kind of deals we are running! You won’t want to miss out!!!

12/07/2024

Come out to the All American Reptile and Plant Expo!!! Come say what’s up to me and Daniel "Big Kansas" Gallemore this weekend.

11/26/2024

Another update on the website includes….
Inventory updates on
Hottentotta tamulus
Parabuthus schecteri pairs
Parabuthus transvaalicus pairs
Leiurus heberti “yellow”
Sicarius gracilis

And newly added to the site
Parabuthus raudus “bright” pairs (pictured)
Nebo whitei
Butheolus harrisoni

11/24/2024

Cappuccinos on the website.

In addition to providing high-quality arachnids, Outlaw Arachnids prioritizes customer education and support, offering comprehensive care guides, personalized advice, and ongoing assistance to ensure a rewarding and successful experience for pet owners.

11/24/2024

Been slacking on the website but it’s almost caught up now…. I still have a few more isopods to add and a couple scorpions.

11/09/2024

The extinct cave roach, Simandoa conserfariam, was a unique species that lived in caves in the Simandou region of Guinea, West Africa. This cockroach was discovered in the early 2000s but was declared extinct in the wild after the original cave habitat was destroyed due to mining activities. However, the species continues to exist in captivity thanks to breeding programs that aim to preserve its genetic lineage.

The Simandoa conserfariam is noted for its striking appearance, with a dark body and distinctive markings that make it stand out from common household cockroaches. It served as an important part of the cave ecosystem, contributing to the breakdown of organic material and supporting nutrient cycles. Conservation efforts and breeding in controlled environments are ongoing, highlighting the importance of preserving even lesser-known species that play roles in their native habitats.

11/01/2024

Excited to say we will be in Kansas December 6th, 7th and 8th ✌🏻🕷️🦂

10/31/2024

Piloctenus haematostoma, also known as the Red Fang Wandering Spider, is a species of wandering spider notable for its striking appearance. Here are some key details:

• Appearance: This spider has distinctive red fangs, which give it its common name. The rest of its body is generally dark brown or black with subtle patterning, sometimes showing a glossy texture.
• Size: It is medium to large, with a leg span typically around 3 to 4 inches when fully grown.
• Behavior: As a wandering spider, it does not rely on webs to capture prey. Instead, it roams in search of food, which generally includes insects and other small invertebrates.
• Habitat: Piloctenus haematostoma is typically found in forested or tropical areas, often in moist, shaded environments.
• Temperament: This species is relatively fast and can be skittish, though it generally avoids human interaction.

Like other wandering spiders, it should be handled with care due to its speed and defensive nature.

10/26/2024

She a bad bishhh, she a savage!!! Parabuthus shlecteri female

10/24/2024

T.smithii with babies.

10/21/2024

see you there!!

10/20/2024

Gotta love a fresh brood of Tityus Smithii (Antilles lesser thick tailed scorpion).

10/17/2024

Today, Outlaw Arachnids traded in our web-slinging for chaperone duties with my son’s 4th-grade class at the Denver Botanical Gardens. Exploring nature, learning about ecosystems, and maybe spotting a few spiders along the way—couldn’t ask for a better day with these curious minds!

10/15/2024

Couple little photos for you… fresh molted Loxosceles Simillima and Tityus Stigmurus.

10/13/2024

Last day of repticon!!! And it’s our one year wedding anniversary!!! Come celebrate with us by taking home a new spider or some isopods!!!!

10/12/2024

Come take a peek. Redline Shipping

10/12/2024

Come say hello and get some new additions!!!
We are here hanging out with all of our friends!!
Come out and show some love!!!
NECO Xotics
Mystic Labyrinth
Eight Deadly Sins LLC
Queso's Spoods
Enchanted Entomology
Colorado Isopod Emporium