Field Life Pets Division

07/04/2025

🚨**BIG NEWS from Field Life Pets Division!**🚨

After months of planning, building, and (let’s be honest) a whole lot of blood, sweat, and webbing... 🕸️ I’m beyond excited to announce that Field Life Pets Division has officially moved into our brand new compound! 🙌🔥

That’s right—a bigger, better, and more secure facility designed specifically to keep your future 8-legged companions happy, healthy, and ready for their forever homes. 💪🐾

And guess what?
With Spring in full swing and perfect shipping weather upon us, I’m officially back to shipping LIVE animal orders—starting NOW! 🌞📦🕷️

Whether you’ve been waiting to build your dream spider collection or you're ready to try your first, now’s the time to order. Inventory is moving FAST, and I’ve got some absolute beauties ready to go. 😍

✅ Healthiest stock
✅ Safe, weather-appropriate shipping
✅ Each order is handled with care and LOVE

💥 Tap that message button or drop a comment below to see what’s available, reserve your picks, or just say hi—let’s talk spiders.

Thank you for all your support, and let’s make this season the biggest one yet! 🖤🐍🕷️

09/02/2025

Its that time of year again! We’re getting ready for the show! Stop by and get all your arachnids and supplies! Raffles will be held Saturday and Sunday!
Stop by the booth and say 👋 we can’t wait to see you there!

07/02/2025

Holy Moly! Look at this gorgeous P.vittata! This Ghost Ornamental Poeci is absolutely stunning with the flash on the camera, it really highlights the colors in this T.

31/01/2025

Yeah, we like them too 💪 🌈 👣

27/01/2025

Our Harpactira pulchripes, also known as the golden blue-legged baboon spiders, are looking awesome and are all getting on in size! What stunners!

26/01/2025

YOU GOTTA SEE THIS!
Fresh pad for this beautiful P.rufilata!

24/01/2025

18/01/2025

These 1” Slings Are Ready!

Poecilotheria ornata, known as the fringed ornamental or ornate tiger spider, is a large arboreal tarantula! These beauties are on the ESA list and therefore unable to ship across state lines. No worries, we’ve got you covered here in Nevada! Contact us with your order or any questions you have, or order online in the link below:
https://www.fieldlifepets.com/products/poecilotheria-ornata

These are Med-High Keeper level with medically significant venom, please keep this in mind when ordering this species. These slings will come in a large salsa cups which will last them 1-2 more molts, just add food.

We do have Acrylic Kits in stock as well, which can be seen here:
https://www.fieldlifepets.com/products/standard-arboreal-setup

As always thank you for choosing Field Life Pets Div. for All your arachnid needs!

Poecilotheria ornata, known as the fringed ornamental or ornate tiger spider, is a large arboreal tarantula, which is endemic to Sri Lanka. Their legspan sometimes reaches 10 inches (25 cm) in females, and is probably the second largest of the genus, behind P. rufilata. The name Poecilotheria is der...

13/01/2025

P.ornata should be freely sold across state lines. Change My Mind!

26/11/2024

Holiday Hours Update!

Taking Orders all week and weekend! 9am-9pm

ExoTerras
Dubia feeders
Springtails
Ts
Scorpions
And More!

Call us today to check on stock and availability!

24/11/2024

Are you tired of wearing the same old boring shirts that don’t express your passion for the incredible Poecilotheria tarantulas? Show the world you’re a true fan with the Poeci Man T-shirt!

🔥 What you’ll love: A stylish, comfortable fit that lets you wear your love for this fascinating species with pride. Whether you're at home or out, this shirt will spark conversation and connect you with fellow tarantula enthusiasts.

💥 Why you need it: No more dull, uninspiring clothing. Step up your wardrobe and let your Poeci pride shine through. Get noticed and share your passion for one of the most stunning tarantulas out there!

👉 Order yours today at https://www.fieldlifepets.com/products/poeciman-1
Don’t wait – this is the perfect way to show off your love for Poecilotheria!

03/11/2024

This 5” female just got a rehouse tonight! Thank you to everyone who joined the live feed!

Get yours on the site, slings and juvies in stock!

https://www.fieldlifepets.com/products/poecilotheria-regalis

03/11/2024

Rehousing P.regalis

16/09/2024

Pure Beauty, That Is All..........

04/09/2024

In loving memory of Steve Irwin, the Crocodile Hunter, we celebrate a life dedicated to the wild and the wondrous. With boundless enthusiasm and an unwavering commitment to conservation, Steve's spirit touched countless hearts. His fearless adventures, infectious smile, and profound respect for nature brought the beauty and fragility of our planet into homes around the world.

Steve's legacy is one of passion and protection. He taught us to appreciate the intricate dance of life, from the smallest creatures to the mightiest predators. Though his journey was cut short, his impact endures in the hearts of those he inspired and the wildlife he championed.

We remember Steve Irwin not just for his daring escapades, but for his enduring message: to love and protect the natural world with the same fervor and respect he so generously shared. His spirit lives on in every wild encounter, reminding us to cherish and safeguard our planet's incredible biodiversity.

22/08/2024

When should I clean Out My Enclosure?
Do I Need To Clean My Enclosure?
If I Go Bioactive, Do I still Need To Clean?

These are just some of the questions we hear from time to time.
If you have pets in tanks, like reptiles or amphibians, there are several signs that indicate it’s time for a thorough cleaning of their enclosure:

Dirty Water: If the water in the tank is murky, has an unpleasant odor, or has visible debris, it's time for a change.

Buildup of Waste: Accumulation of f***s, shed skin, or uneaten food is a clear indicator that the enclosure needs cleaning.

Unpleasant Odor: A strong, unpleasant smell coming from the tank can mean that waste or decaying food is present.

Algae Growth: Excessive algae growth on the tank walls or decorations can signal the need for a cleaning.

Substrate Condition: If the substrate (like sand, gravel, or soil) looks dirty, compacted, or has a strong smell, it should be replaced or cleaned.

Mold or Mildew: The presence of mold or mildew on any surfaces in the tank is a sign that conditions are too damp or that the tank needs cleaning.

Reduced Activity: If your pet seems less active or behaves differently, it might be uncomfortable due to a dirty enclosure.

Cluttered Decorations: If decorations or hiding spots are covered in grime or algae, they should be cleaned.

Regular maintenance is key to keeping your pet healthy and happy. Besides these signs, it's also a good idea to follow a regular cleaning schedule based on the specific needs of your pet and the type of tank setup you have.

20/08/2024

The Poecilotheria regalis, or Indian ornamental tarantula, is considered a great first "Poeci" tarantula for several reasons. Here’s why it might be a good choice for those interested in Poecilotheria species:

Striking Appearance: Poecilotheria regalis is known for its beautiful and distinctive coloration, featuring a striking pattern of black, white and yellow. This can be very appealing to enthusiasts who appreciate the visual beauty of tarantulas.

Hardiness: Despite being an Old World species, Poecilotheria regalis is relatively hardy and adaptable to various conditions, making it a good option for those looking to delve into Old World tarantulas.

Enclosure Requirements: This species has fairly straightforward enclosure needs. A well-ventilated terrarium with vertical space (as they are arboreal) and appropriate humidity can be set up relatively easily.

Feeding: Poecilotheria regalis has a robust appetite and can be relatively easy to feed. This can be advantageous for beginners who want a tarantula that will eat regularly and grow.

Overall: We find this species to be extremely laid back and getting calmer with growth and size. Light tolerances allowing you to see your T, more often than other Poecis.

Beginners should be prepared for its more challenging aspects, such as its quick reflexes and potential for a potent bite. For those who are prepared and interested in the Poecilotheria tarantulas, Poecilotheria regalis can offer a rewarding experience and introduction to the genus.