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I find S. polymorpha locally, and could send you one if you still haven’t made the jump! Message me if interested :)

Sorry to bring this back from 17 years ago... but does anyone know if/how I can purchase this?

I couldn’t agree with this post more. The sad state of the Tarantula hobby. How quickly people forget how they were when they were new. Everyone should make it a point to call these people out and shun them when they act like that, as well as be encouraging to new keepers who are obviously...

If you could find a way to share it, that would be awesome! Still no word from the guy that was going to send it to me.

I highly recommend Ethmostigmus trigonopodus for a first time pede. They are of small to medium size, have great color, are stocky, but in my experience are more predictable than S. polymorpha(which would be my second recommendation, and you still can’t go wrong with).

Precisely the revision I speak of. I have someone emailing me the paper today hopefully, and will share (per their permission) here.

It’s been brought to my attention that there has been a revision of Scolopendra heros. I have heard conflicting info, with no citing of the revision. Does anyone have a link to the revision? I looked on Research Gate to no avail. Thanks!

I used to work for a large reptile company, and we would get imported dehaani in high numbers direct from Vietnam. A majority would be the standard yellow leg, however, you would get lucky and get a random orange and red leg in the shipments. Does anyone know if these are collected from a...

Looks almost identical to the Paruroctonus species we have in So cal, although slightly a different color. I would bet Parurctonus.

They were burrowed right next to each other, so I’m assuming they bred!

I did the same with a pair last night. They didn’t show any noticeable signs of courting, however they showed no signs of aggression, and even burrowed right next to each other, so I am hopeful! I will separate them shortly. Thanks for sharing your experience! I hope to be as successful as you.

Thanks for the invite! I really like the idea of this. My only reservation is that I am unable to commit to traveling too far from SD county on a regular basis, as I am a busy body. It appears as though the first meeting was in rancho Cucomonga... is that going to be a regular meeting place?

I’ll grab some in the next couple days! Did you put the male in the females’s, Vice versa, or a neutral cage? And were there any rocks or wood in the cage? Did you witness courtship, or were they left undisturbed for a period of time?

What was your process for pairing them? I have a trio of yellow legs that are very different looking than yours, also imported as S. mirabilis. Congrats on the successful breeding!

I’m setting up a couple heros and want to do some natural looking setups. Let’s see some pictures for inspiration!

I’ll be keeping an eye out!

Nice mix of inverts and reptiles!

Glad to see some fishermen here!

I have never had an issue with leaving the babies until they are slings, but that was mostly Avicularia.

I believe Androctonus mauretanicus is communal, but not bicolor.