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Short tailed opossums are readily available in the pet trade if you are interested. As said above, there are many reason to not keep wild opossums.

Make sure you close the gap on top with the lid on. I would JIC it was able to climb the silicone/ w/e you're going to use to glue on.

These animals are easy to care for and the previous posters gave good advice. 20L minimum for adults I wouldn't use any sort fine substrate like soil, peat, or sand. Stick with news paper/paper towels/aspen/other paper product. 80-85 on the hot side. 90 is TOO hot for corns.

Grats on the sacs. Very nice use of cork board btw.

Compared to the other pics, the OP's scorp looks very much male.

Joe hit the spot. You can also try "I know this tarantula has been here for a year. I'll take it off your hands for <insert amount here> right now."

I feed my slings mealworms (mini or chopped up pieces), pre killed crickets, and cricket drumsticks. All these methods have work more than fine. If none of these work I'd suggest ordering pin heads/fruit flies, or see if they are in premolt.

I gave it a try and counted 23. I used paint and dotted the ones already counted, might help out a bit.

I usually feed p/k to small slings (.50" and less) or mini mealworms. I have not had a problem w/ the transfer. Just keep offering one every 2-3 days for slings. Edit: I also use cricket drum sticks (hind leg of cricket).

Boil it, should be fine.

Arachnoholic420 gave some good advice. Candle light her and you will know.

Looks like a leopard gecko to me..... Some kind of yellow morph, nothing special.

@Hobo I stopped at 2:15 because I died a little inside.

Seriously?

Have you tried this yet, OxDionysus? This will tell you if she is or not.

Look closer.

Looks male but you should get a closer shot to be sure.

Bump I would like to know as well.

Very nice. What do you keep them inside of? It looks tall and maze-like.

Vid #1 he's bit on this right index finger. Vid #2 he's bit on the left hand. Anyone other than Kris notice this?