Market Records

Prices as of the last crawl ·

The biggest numbers in the invert market right now, across every vendor FangTrack tracks. Each one names an animal and links to its price history. Premium display-specimen sellers are excluded from these figures, so a single unusual ask can never take a record.

Most listed
69
Pterinochilus murinus (Orange Baboon Tarantula) · 29 sellers · $20–$350
Widest price gap
16.7x
Lasiodora klugi (Bahia Scarlet Birdeater) · $15 → $250 · same sling
Down to one
$600
Aphonopelma mooreae · 1 of 309 species with a single listing left
Most expensive tarantula
$1,200
Xenesthis sp. 'Blue' (Blue) · highest tarantula ask on the market
Most volatile
89%
Kukulcania hibernalis (Southern House Spider) · $12–$75 swing
Priciest genus
$325
Xenesthis · median across 9 species
Rarest with a real track record
7/10
Selenocosmiinae sp. 'Kekitebal' (Kekitebal) · rarity scored on 39 observations
Carried by the most shops
32 sellers
Pterinochilus murinus (Orange Baboon Tarantula) · vendors that have ever listed it
Longest price history
3,562 asks
Pterinochilus murinus (Orange Baboon Tarantula) · the most-observed animal we track
Biggest genus in stock
29 species
Scolopendra · 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 needs a real track record behind it: at the very top of the rarity scale most species have only been seen a handful of times, which measures how recently they appeared rather than how scarce they are, so that record only considers animals with substantial price history. Price records exclude a small reviewed list of premium display-specimen sellers, for the reason set out on Transparency.