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Small, terrestrial New World tarantulas

• Acanthopelma -

A subfamily of tropical, tree-dwelling New World tarantulas. They range from the Caribbean to South America, and are commonly known as “pinktoe” tarantulas. The genera Avicularia, Ephebopus and Pachistopelma possess urticating hairs, but cannot “flick” them into the air; instead the hairs are pressed into an enemy upon contact.

• Avicularia - There is a belief that they may be the reason behind rumors of "flying spiders" in the rainforests they are native to, as they are quite adept at jumping.
• Ephebopus -
• Iridopelma -
• Pachistopelma -

Topical new-world species. These are generally considered docile and good starter species.

• Bonnetina -
• Brachypelma -
• Chromatopelma -
• Citharacanthus -
• Clavopelma -
• Crassicrus -
• Cyclosternum -
• Cyriocosmus -
• Cyrtopholis -
• Euathlus -
• Eupalaestrus -
• Grammostola -
• Hapalopus -
• Hapalotremus -
• Hemirrhagus -
• Homoeomma -
• Lasiodora -
• Lasiodorides -
• Maraca -
• Megaphobema -
• Melloleitaoina -
• Metriopelma -
• Neostenotarsus -
• Nesipelma -
• Nhandu -
• Ozopactus -
• Pamphobeteus -
• Paraphysa -
• Phormictopus -
• Plesiopelma -
• Pseudhapalopus -
• Reversopelma -
• Schismatothele -
• Schizopelma -
• Sericopelma -
• Sphaerobothria -
• Stenotarsus -
• Theraphosa -
• Thrixopelma -
• Tmesiphantes -
• Vitalius -
• Xenesthis -

Old-world tarantulas, mostly from Africa

• Anoploscelus -
• Batesiella -
• Citharischius -
• Encyocrates -
• Eumenophorus -
• Hysterocrates -
• Loxomphalia -
• Loxoptygus -
• Mascaraneus -
• Monocentropus -
• Myostola -
• Phoneyusa -

Old-world tarantulas from Africa.  Often called baboon spiders.

• Augacephalus -
• Ceratogyrus -
• Eucratoscelus -
• Harpactira -
• Harpactirella -
• Idiothele -
• Pterinochilus -
• Trichognathella -

Contains spiders from around the world

• Catumiri -
• Chaetopelma -
• Guyruita -
• Hemiercus -
• Heterothele -
• Holothele -
• Ischnocolus -
• Nesiergus -
• Oligoxystre -
• Plesiophrictus -
• Sickius -

Old-world tarantulas which are found primarily in Southeast Asia, southern China, and Borneo.  Known for being Ill-tempered

• Citharognathus -
• Cyriopagopus -
• Haplopelma -
• Lampropelma -
• Ornithoctonus -
• Phormingochilus -

Tree spiders from India and Sri Lanka

• Poecilotheria -

Mainly from East Asia and Australia. 

• Chilobrachys -
• Coremiocnemis -
• Haplocosmia -
• Heteroscodra -
• Lyrognathus -
• Orphnaecus -
• Phlogiellus -
• Psalmopoeus -
• Selenobrachys -
• Selenocosmia -
• Selenotholus -
• Selenotypus -
• Tapinauchenius -
• Yamia -

From India and Africa

• Annandaliella -
• Euphrictus -
• Selenogyrus -

Tree-dwelling, from western Africa

• Encyocratella -
• Stromatopelma -

Consists of new-world terrestrial tarantulas with urticating hairs. The majority of spiders kept as pets are of this sub-family.

• Acanthoscurria -
• Aenigmarachne -
• Aphonopelma -
• Theraphosa - A genus of tarantula spiders of South America. The two species of the genus are large.

From India

• Haploclastus -
• Thrigmopoeus -