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Awesome thank you! I actually have those figures on my phone, I just wanted to triple check

I need a second set of eyes, what do y'all think is the sex of this M. floridanus? I have another specimen I'll need help with, but I'll start with this one.

Ok sounds good, thanks a bunch!

Sounds good. So as far as the ventilation goes, is great ventilation enough, or should I consider a potential method for actual air current to pass through the enclosure? And the hide, something flatter and less obstructive to air flow?

So very loose sand with little to no obstruction and high ventilation?

So I've heard, is there any info out there on how to keep them alive?

Does anyone have a care sheet for this species? I couldn't really find too much info on them.

Figures, sucks because they do look different than the typical minax.

Does anyone know if Cyriopagopus minax and Sp. "Big Black" are the same animal? If not, does anyone know the locality of Sp. "Big Black"?

This does help me quite a bit, I'm going to check my pair when I get home later today. Maybe I'll get decent shots of their carapace and post them.

Is there a way to differentiate between Heterometrus longimanus and laevigatus? Is it by the pattern of granulation on the carapace?

This is the image of the specimen referred to as Sp. "South Thailand". Very interesting, you wouldn't happen to know the locality of Sp. "Valhalla, would you?

Are Cyriopagopus Sp. "Valhalla" and Omothymus Sp. "South Thailand" the same animal? They visually look near identical (to me), and I'm getting a mixed answer on either or's locality.

Not not to sound like a jerk, but this made me more confused.

http://www.beetlesource.com/index.php/laws I was looking through this and it was basically saying that you could import Carabids with a FWS permit. Does anyone know the name of the permit he's referring to?

Yeah the Nigerian ones were supposed to be Hercules, which I know they aren't. Yeah they're all WC.

So should I refer them to Hysterocrates Sp. "gigas/crassipes" and Hysterocrates Sp. "Nigeria"?

I noticed that too, but it is substantially less than the "gigas", even compared to those that are smaller than specimen #2. The Cameroon ones look like specimen #4 or #3.