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I'm leaning towards male, but this is my first attempt.

I was sort of thinking that but I wasn't sure because it has been eating really well lately, which I wouldn't expect from a pre-molt individual.

I got a vinegaroon about a month ago and I recently put more substrate and a giant rock in the enclose so he would have an easier time burrowing. Now he has burrowed all the way to the bottom of the cage through about 8 inches of substrate. Now what worries me is that lately instead of grabbing...

No its really uncommon. However I read in one of Schultz books that it occasionally happens but most of the time the males don't live after the second molt. When mine molted though the bulbs on the pedipalps were stuck during the molt and I manually had to help remove the skin. But the bulbs...

I had a male rosy that lived for 5 years after maturing. He molted again after maturing and lived for another two years

Well, alright. I'll see what I can do. thanks for the advice

I change my T's dirt when it gets moldy and there's fruitflies. So this has happened but I'm not sure if I want to change the dirt. You see, she webbed herself in her burrow, and I think she might molt soon. So should I take the risk of changing her dirt and possibly intruding on her molt? or...

If you like inverts than maybe you can put in a group of emporer scorps in there, but if you do this there is always a possibility of canabalism

well thats good because she is pretty large probably 5+ inches Thanks for your help

I have a female H. vonwirthi. She recently molted three days ago. She molted in her burrow (which I have never had a T do). I know she molted because she dug her burrow to the bottom of her cage so I can see her if I shine a flash light in. She hasn't even pushed her molt out of her burrow. and...

My Biology teacher has one of these and he always shows us his latest pics. He captured wolves, lynx, grizzly bears(and black), even wolverines, oh ya, and tons of moose

I think it looks like a H. minax, it doesn't look like my H. vonwirthi. But it is possible it can still just be a dark

I have a beachon/poodle and he HAS to sleep under blankets. and than when he is sleeping under the blankets he kicks you while hes sleeping, and he is always rolling over.:rolleyes:

I know doesn't it suck, 1 1/2 feet of snow one week and now its starting to melt:? about a week ago we had our elecrticity go out for about half a day and all my T's managed without any heat. So I think yours will probably do just fine.

No problem, I'm glad my noobness made you happy lol

I'm sure it was a noob question, but it was on my mind and just wanted to know. Thanks for clearing that up for me.

I have hear people say/take pictures of their T drinking water through their feet. I have personaly seen one of my T's hold its feet in water for a considerable amount of time, but im not really sure if its drinking. Does anyone know if it is possible for T's to drink from their feet, if so is...

I've done this a few times, since my dad loves snakes, scorpions, tarantulas and what not. My dad and I will say we are going to get pinky mice and crickets for the critters, and than we happen to get a tarantula. And once I get home I quickly house it without my mom noticing. And whenever she...

Ya I've asked myself those same questions. I wonder if anyone has "the flip" on tape. If so I would definitely want to see it.

So my 3.5 in A. seemani has been in heavy premolt for about a week. So today I saw her acting wierd, she was webbing a bunch and kicking hairs in it. so I got excited and thought she was gonna flip. so I watched her do this for about 10 minutes and she still didn't flip. So I left for about 5...