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Mirror selfies at Starbucks, because they have the cleanest mirrors

Drione dust can be obtained on a certain DIY pest control website and is actually quite human/ pet safe compared to other insecticides, and you can buy the "puffer" tool there as well, yet its the same stuff a professional pest control specialist trained to deal with BR would use on a...

Pretty fast, I got one about 4 months ago as a 3/4" legspan sling. Its currently at about 2.75-3" DLS

So about a decade ago I collected specimens of L. reclusa for at study at Kansas University dept of entomology. It was headed by Jamel Sandige an evolutionary biologist who, now along with Vetter is one of the recluse experts in the country. It was basically testing different treatments...

steatoda sp.

Depends on species but mostly 60 dram vials

My dairy cows are starting to take off as well, mancea all over the place!

Not a T, bit my Linothele sericata molted again yesterday! getting pretty big!

I think emilia is probably my favorite with hamorii or auratum running a close second

My orange scabers are going nuts! Love it!

I would actually put poecilotheria below cyriopagopus as far as the "ladder" system goes, sure they maybe fast, but not nearly as inclined to bite as a cyriopagopus The main reason being husbandry wise pokies are pretty bulletproof compared to more moisture dependent cyriopagopus. As far as...

Just received 30 panda kings on Thursday and yesterday while getting crickets and discoids at the LPS, I saw that they had P. hoffmannseggi and had to snatch them up!

This is quite true, forgot to mention that edge of the "sword" so to speak, its going to be much more inclined to bite than a C. darlingi or H. pulchipes. With me at least, cupping is one of the most difficult parts of rehousing as Im terrified of crushing/ injuring it with the edge of the cup...

I agree with @viper69 on most points above, also unlike other baboons like p. murinus and ceratogyrus, that are fine with limited moisture C lividus requires attention to this parameter. On regards to rehousing though, I think C. lividus can actually be easier to deal with than ceratogyrus and...

I think last time I posted a selfie on here it was like 5 years ago

In additon to masking alarm pheromones I thought smoke flipped a "hive preservation" switch in bees, where they gorge themselves with honey for energy to possibly "abandon" or move the hive and thus become lethargic /sedated from gorging themselves. For Ts, I dont think prozac or lithium would...

Can this be applied to/in other threads too? because that would be great!

So here is a very seasoned hobbyist who many refer people to when they are looking for rehousing advice as he is very good at it and has introduced really good methods. Guess what? Spider bolted up his arm Again, you can be doing everything right and still end up with a spider 1/2 way up your...

So about 4 months ago I started looking into bioactive setups for my spoods and saw that isopods were a common component of the CUC, I had never really paid them any attention when I would see them at shows, it wasn't until a few weeks ago when I discovered all the different species and neat...

I know nothing of myriapods, would this be Trigoniulus corallinus by any chance? Saint Petersburg FL TIA