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Can you hold/reserve stock?No. We are unable to hold any animals without payment.
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Which days do you ship?We ship on Mondays. We cannot ship if the weather is too cold. If this happens we will contact you as soon as we are able to ship out.
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How much is shipping?Shipping is £11.00 in the UK for livestock, sent by Royal Mail Next Day Guaranteed Delivery by 1pm. Dry goods are calculated by weight.
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Do you ship outside the UK?No, we do not currently ship outside the UK.
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Can I request a sexed (female or male) invertebrate?No, we sell our invertebrates unsexed. Some species may be sexed upon request but it is not a guarantee that the correct sex will be stated upon request. We will not be held responsible for incorrectly sexed invertebrates.
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What does CB, LTC and WC mean?CB = Captive Bred, LTC = Long Term Captive, WC = Wild Caught.
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What does (AF), (A), (S/A) & (MM) mean?AF = Refers that they Adult females are offered, SAF = Refers to Sub Adult Females, SAM = Refers to Sub Adult Males, A = Refers that unsexed adults are offered, SA = Refers Unsexed Sub adult are offered, (SA/A) Refers to mixed unsexed Sub Adult / Adults, MM = Refers that a Mature male ready for breeding is offered. Everything else listed with the size in legspan is supplied unsexed.
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Some of the invertebrates you have available are listed with an “Aggressive” temperament. Are these dangerous for me to keep?These are not dangerous as long as common sense precautions are used. We use a 1-5 scale rating system, the lower the rating the more docile the invertebrate is. However, all animals are capable of displaying unusual temprements upon occasions and it is for you to ensure you have fully researched your animal before purchase. We don't recommend you handle any spider whether it is aggressive or docile. Some species have potent venom and these are listed with 5 rating. We don’t stock anything that is listed on the Dangerous Wild Animal act. We reserve the right to cancel orders if we feel you are not experienced enough to keep a certain species or a person of low repute.
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Are millipedes dangerous?No, they aren't venomous and don't bite. they may scrape the skin if handled but are unable to cause harm to a human.
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Are centipdes venomous?YES, centipedes are venomous - ALL of them! The strength of the venom is species dependent. We strongly advise against handling your centipede.
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Can my centipede be handled?We strongly advise AGAINST handling your centipede as there is a risk you may be bitten (they are venomous, although the strength is species dependent).
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Do you offer collection?YES, we offer collection on all livestock and dry goods. This option can be selected at checkout. Please ensure you wait until you have received your collection confirmation number prior to attempting to collect - Don't forget your proof of order!
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