Prices as of the last crawl ·
Market Records
The biggest numbers we have recorded across the vendor sites we crawl. Some describe stock listed today; the seller counts and price records are all-time. Each one names an animal and links to its price history.
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Most listed78Tliltocatl albopilosus (Curly Hair) · 40 sellers · $8–$550
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Widest price gap30.2xGrammostola pulchripes (Chaco Golden Knee) · $58 → $1,750 · same sub-adult
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Down to one$10,000Pamphobeteus sp. 'Aquatica' (Aquatica) · 1 of 279 species with a single listing left
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Most expensive tarantula$10,000Hapalopus planetearth · highest tarantula ask across the shops we track
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Most volatile165%Grammostola actaeon (Brazilian Red Rump) · $100–$2,350 swing
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Priciest genus$449Theraphosidae · median across 6 species
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Rarest with a real track record10/10Avicularia sp. 'Ecuador' (Ecuador) · rarity scored on 544 observationsBETA
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Carried by the most shops47 sellersTliltocatl albopilosus (Curly Hair) · vendors that have ever listed it
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Longest price history10,423 asksTliltocatl albopilosus (Curly Hair) · the most-observed animal we track
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Biggest genus in stock38 speciesScolopendra · distinct species listed right now
How these are worked out.
Every figure comes from asks we have actually observed on vendor sites, never from sales — we cannot see what anything sold for. A rarity record BETA needs a real track record behind it: the tier is how many sellers have ever carried a species, so a species seen once at one seller sits at the top of the ladder on thin evidence, and that record only considers animals with substantial price history. Every shop we track is included.