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Is this a nhandu chromatus? Just wanna be sure. :P

Yes, the main reason why I suspected impaction was because I haven't seen poop at all in the past couple of months, but maybe it's just me having trouble spotting them. She also refused to eat for a while, and react to prey (mealworm/crickets) slower than before. But I assume those are just...

G. Pulchripes. I'm not that familiar on details about T. impaction yet, so I need some help. This is something I have been worrying about for the past couple of weeks, is the thing between her spinnerets normal? or is it impaction? She's been webbing a lot as well.

I'll take both of your words for it. Thank you! For now, I'm just going to use eco earth till I get the chance to get plain topsoil if I find one.

It's been a long time since I've posted something here in the boards. I've been in the hobby for at least a year and a half now, and I've always used eco earth/coco peat as substrate for both enclosures of my G. pulchripes (T) and H. longimanus (scorpion). I found this topsoil at the local...

Ah, I see. thank you!

Saw this on my mom's garden as potting soil for her plants, I was wondering if I can use them for a rehouse so I don't need to buy a brick anymore. Will it bring any harm to my T.?

Sorry for the weird angle.

Only about 3 inches. :)

Just a piece of bark. Thanks for the feedback! I see... thanks! :D

Hi, I'm pretty new to the hobby and this is my first T. is there something wrong with this enclosure? He/she usually stays still in front of the hide and sometimes on the sides... the substrate I use is dried Zoo Med eco earth.

Ah, I see. Thank you!

I have this scorp for over a week now. I assume it's a H. Longimanus, but just in case. Also, is this male or female?

Thank you!

I'm a beginner and just got mine yesterday with a decent enclosure, I'm wondering if this good food for them?