Supplying Pet Invertebrates for Passionate Hobbyists
Live Pet Bug, Insect, Spider, Millipede, Centipede, Scorpion
Bugs In Cyberspace provides live pet insects, arachnids, and other live bugs to zoos, museums, universities, and classrooms across the country. We have been an online informational resource for passionate pet bug hobbyists everywhere since 1997.
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Look and you will find an undiscovered world in your own backyard. I can find an insect or spider or other bugs I've never seen before almost every time I go outdoors. So can you! The world is a very interesting place where as few as 10% of organisms are even named. Behaviors specific to each species and interactions among various organisms within environments form ecosystems more complex than the sum total of all human imagination. Nature is a perfect system where even synthetic materials are eventually reabsorbed.
-Peter Clausen
~Endless curiosity in a world of infinite diversity
Announcements
09/11/24: Things are cooling off finally! We ship with confidence, year-round, using ice packs or heat packs as needed.
Big news! A new mantis species has been authored by Lohit Garikipati as Stagmomantis clauseni! Read more about the 28th described US mantis species Here.
You didn't know this but Bugs In Cyberspace is focusing A LOT on captive-breeding jumping spiders. Check out our ever-growing breeding programs in the captive-bred section of the website. Many slings are coming your way this fall! Soon you can happily kiss away those insane prices you see jumpers listed at forever. We are here for the hobby and want to make everything we can available at accessible prices, while still being able to run a small business.
Back in stock as of 9/11: spiny flower mantises, giant Asian mantises and ghosts.
Aquatics will be back in stock in the fall, as soon as the 2nd half of Sept.
Making lots of oak flake soil substrate to support the beetle larvae we'll be generating again later this summer! Chrysina species are just starting to hatch and should be ready in late Sept. Dynastes grantii are on soil depositing eggs that should hatch later in the winter!
Click the picture below to watch our second video about setting up an aquatic insect dirted tank, as we begin to support the new aquatic insect sector of the hobby!
