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    Tailless whip scorpion

    I don't think those are supposed to be kept together unless you're mating them......
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    Tailless whip scorpion

    It looks like it might be a Damon medius to me, but I'm not 100% sure.
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    Not loxosceles

    Is that how Loxosceles is pronounced? I've always pronounced it Loxosceles; I had no idea it was supposed to be Loxosceles.
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    Did it escape or is it burrowed?

    Get a sterlite tub or container large enough to put the violin in (with a lid). Make a small area more appealing to the spider with hide, food, water dish and maybe even substrate in a corner or something. Cover the tub with a towel or leave it in darkness and try to wait the spider out. Keep...
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    “Emotional Support” inverts

    As a landlord I also say talk to your landlord. EXACTLY. Dogs and cat urine gets in the carpet and the padding underneath, sometimes even the sub-flooring. They chew and claw things up; plus annoy others with noise. Then there's the issue of turds, not everyone picks up after their pet as...
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    Suggestion Make an "all hail" reaction for posts

    Let's not forget the Goddess (PBUH).
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    Amblypygid ID Help

    You sure it's a Paraphrynus? From the third and fourth pictures I thought it was a Phrynus. I could be wrong though.
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    CHALLENGE

    Do old photos count or do they have to be taken just for this contest?
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    CHALLENGE

    Posted at 9:12 PM? Kind of a tight deadline isn't it?
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    Avicularia avicularia juvenile wont eat! PLEASE HELP!!

    I had a similar situation; the spider just wouldn't eat and I always kept the water dish full. One day I took a syringe and sprayed a few drops of water on the glass near the spider. The spider instantly ran to the drops and started drinking. A few hours later it started eating again. After...
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    Velvet Spider (Eresidae) Question

    From what I'm seeing Eresidae are araneomorphs while tarantulas are mygalomorphs so no; Eresidae are NOT tarantulas.
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    What to do if roach crawls inside T's burrow

    Did you crush the head?
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    It’s been nearly a year…

    If he's a mature male he'll have emboli on the tip of his pedipalps.
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    Tarantula poetry

    Get the spider to stand still? That's the part that will be taxing.
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    The Dodo

    Since we don't know if they're our ancestors and can only guess their intelligence by brain case size, owning one could range from having a pet chimpanzee to slavery. Then there's the possibility you would need to duplicate certain aspects of its natural habitat for it to thrive, such as a...
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    The Largest!

    On the down side, now Hercules can't breed and pass on his size genetically.
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    The Dodo

    Pro: Apparently they tasted pretty good. Knowledge can be gained from the endeavor. If for some reason the dodo is causing problems, see the first pro. The Knowledge gained from the endeavor can help save species in the future, and maybe, dare I dream, bring back the banana that smelled like...
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    Is this mesh lid suitable for a t enclosure?

    I have and use those lids on aquariums housing spiders so I can lock them down with (I believe they're called) snake clips. I place drilled sheets of plastic or plexiglass under the mesh lid as I have had spiders dangling by one leg on more than one occasion. I have yet to see a spider...
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    Slow Growing T Appreciation Thread

    I've had a Pterinopelma sazimai (that I keep forgetting to relabel) since 2018 or so; it's up to about 1.25" to 1.5" at most.
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    Should I get a T. stirmi or a T. blondi?

    There is only one way to properly decide; you must find and ask a magic eight ball from the 1980's.
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