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I'm not so sure that this isn't a MM. It looks like that in some of the pictures but not in all the pictures.

Just google "nicotine insecticide".

It looks like in the first picture that the substrate is too moist for a rosie. That may explain her temperament.

I was just speaking to one of our speakers, Dr. Fred Sherberger and he told me that if any of the people coming to the conference have molts that they need sexed, he'll be happy to do it. Just bring the molt to the conference and he'll take it back to Atlanta, put it under the microscope and...

Hey Michael. I've been packed for weeks! I've attached the latest updated schedule for the conference. A couple of field trip locations still need to be confirmed but they are dependant on what we can find the week prior to the conference. I see the monsoons have arrived in Tucson so lots of...

Sorry to hear about your problems Sandy. We checked and according to our records you joined on July 2 not even a week ago and we have no record of any e-mails to us from you. Your inability to sign up to the forums is has nothing to do with membership as anyone can sign onto the forums. Some...

I've never been to Bear Lake but Paruroctonus boreus range all the way up into southern Alberta so as long as the habitat is suitable you'll probably find some.

I just use raw potato or carrots. That gives them hydration and food.

2014 ATS Conference Announcement! For those of you who might not have booked your hotel room yet, the Hilton has graciously offered an extension on the conference rate until July 8th. Conference room rates at the resort are a very reasonable $79 per night plus applicable taxes. To ensure you...

I neglected to mention previously that the spider mall is open to the public on Saturday. Admittance is free but donations are gratefully accepted. Also if someone local wants to attend the lectures on Saturday and the pizza party on Saturday evening they can do so via a $30 per person fee...

A few more pictures from the area of the conference. Remember to take advantage of the early registration rate, you have to register before the end of June. After that registration will only be accepted at the door on July 24th. http://atshq.org/conference1/

Thanks for the pictures Chad. Here's a few other inverts from Tucson. Like you I can't wait until July!

We are pleased to announce the 16th Annual Conference of the ATS July 24th to 27th in Tucson Arizona. Go to our webpage at http://atshq.org/conference1/ to register and get the special conference room rates at the Hilton. Pre-registration is open until June 30th and after that at the event...

Try again. I don't think you have to be a member to access this.

Looks to me like you have a mature male that is coming to the end of the road. How long has he been mature?

Well, call in sick. It happens all the time!:wink:

Just a reminder that our annual conference starts in one week today. You can still register at the door. see the previous posts for more information, schedules etc.

This is going to be a great evening. Myself and several others will be manning an ATS exhibit there as well as a lead up to our conference the week after.

Unfortunately this probably will not happen. Until studies like this are published, the researchers usually don't agree to let their talk be recorded.

Looking forward to the ATS Conference in Tucson later this month. This is one of the featured talks on Saturday July 27th: 9:00 am A (nearly) Final Assessment of Tarantula Diversity in the USA - Dr. Brent E. Hendrixson, Millsap College Brent has been updating us almost yearly on his research...