Juice's Arthropods

Stock and prices as of October 14, 2026, rechecked three times a day.

Tarantulas only. Every figure below counts Juice's Arthropods' tarantula listings and nothing else. Plenty of these shops also sell isopods, true spiders, scorpions, centipedes, feeders, enclosures and dry goods, and none of that is included in the counts, prices or comparisons on this page.

The figures on this page are compiled automatically from Juice's Arthropods' public listings and published policies. They are a price and stock summary, not a rating, and this page is neither written nor approved by Juice's Arthropods. Juice's Arthropods issues a discount code for this site and pays a small commission on orders placed through it, which has no bearing on their position here or on anything this page says. Anything written under Have I ordered from them? is my own experience and is clearly marked as such. Always confirm price, size and availability on their own site before ordering.

At a glance

Juice's Arthropods stock and pricing summary
Tarantula listings in stock30
Tarantula species covered26
Shipping$55
Coupon code with this siteTLIST10 (10% off your order)

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How their prices compare

Across the 29 species-and-size combinations Juice's Arthropods stocks that another tracked vendor also has at the same size, they hold the cheapest listing on 5. They sit below the median price on 9 and above it on 18.

Currently cheapest at that size on: Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (juvenile), Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (sling), Ewok cyaneolus (sling), Heterothele gabonensis (sling), Lasiocyano sazimai (juvenile).

Like for like: every comparison above is against other vendors selling the same species at the same size, in four bands (slings (under 1"), juveniles (1" to 2.5"), sub-adults (2.5" to 4"), adults (4" and up)). Listings whose title does not state a size are left out rather than guessed at. Undescribed species are matched on their trade name, so a Pamphobeteus sp. "Machala" is compared against another vendor's Machala rather than against a Cascada; a listing that says only "Genus sp." with no trade name sits out. Sex and exact age still vary within a band, so read this as where a vendor generally sits rather than a quote on one animal.

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Have I ordered from them?

Disclosure: this vendor issues a discount code for Tarantula List readers, and I may earn a small commission if you order through a link here. That has no bearing on what I have written below.

I've ordered from Juice several times and he's the best communicator on this list. Ordered December 2025 onwards.

A few dry goods orders, mostly soil, plus a Tliltocatl verdezi, a Pterinochilus murinus 'Mikumi' and a Heterothele gabonensis. I also picked up an Olios giganteus from him, which is a true spider rather than a tarantula, so it won't show up in the stock counts above.

Shipping has always been good. More recently Juice switched to styrofoam tubes inside the vials, which makes unpacking much easier.

Communication is where he really stands out. He's on top of the practical side, but he also wants to talk to you about the spiders you're ordering.

The one hiccup was a P. murinus 'Kigoma' that turned out to be out of stock. He let me know straight away and offered either a refund or a free upgrade to the Mikumi locale, which usually costs a bit more. That's about the best a problem like that can go.

If he has what you want I'd recommend him, and even more so if you have questions. He'll take the time to make sure every one of them gets answered.

Shipping box with a green Wildlife - Harmless Live Animals label. The invertebrates box is checked, and the Lacey Act species field is filled in by hand with T. verdezi, quantity one.
Lacey Act species labeling on the box, filled in by hand.
A Pterinochilus murinus 'Mikumi' at the mouth of its cork bark hide, with thick webbing spun across the opening and wood chip substrate below.
The P. murinus 'Mikumi' that came in place of the Kigoma.

Does Juice's Arthropods have a coupon code?

Juice's Arthropods issues TLIST10 for Tarantula List readers, good for 10% off your order. It is listed here because it has been confirmed working.

The coupon code guide lists every code confirmed working across all tracked vendors, alongside their shipping thresholds.

Does Juice's Arthropods give freebies?

No. Juice's Arthropods does not do freebies. He has told us this is a deliberate choice on moral grounds rather than an oversight, so it is not something to expect on a large order either.

Shipping

$55 per order. FedEx hub pickup rate shown ($55, Central/East). Hub pickup spends less time in the truck and is the better option for live animals. The full range is $45 to $60: $45 in California, $45 hub or $50 home in the West and Mountain states, $55 hub or $60 home for Central and East. Heat and cold packs are included at no extra charge.

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