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scorpions will stop eating if they're full so don't worry about over feeding, that's just base on my experience though;);)

well we've seen Hottentotta Hottentotta give birth without a male.;)

Here, in the circle is what she did:) Sorry it's not that clear my phone's camera is bad.

I wanted to take pictures but I didn't have my phone that time.

I just saw my h.longimanus biting her hide. Her hide is a tree bark and she actually bit it and got some pieces into her mouth after some time I decided to interrupt her and she went back inside her hide and spit pieces of the bark that she got. Anyone here experienced the same?

here are some pictures

the brood is fine, i fed them last night and they're eating well. i included the terminals when i measured it.

Thanks

Yes, I was hunting scorpions but found these instead.

The colors are a bit lighter. I'll post some pictures later.

Does anyone know what species of centipede are these? These are from the Philippines. The first one is about 7-8 inches long and an adult female, it already produced a brood. the second one is about 5 inches long.

7i H. longimanus

C.Margaritatus

If there's a way for you to make some kind of exit, that would help her leave or find a mate whenever she wanted to. If she regularly catches a prey, feeding her won't be necessary, but you can also try by putting an insect near her web and see if she eats. You can also give her water by misting...

Jumping Spider guarding her egg sack :shame::shame:

Ya'll know what specie right? Yes, it's H. hottentotta

You are a hero:)

from what country are you?@XxSpiderQueenxX

I only have two right now, I'm not into taking more of them, there are Filipino guys on facebook and youtube who are making spider hunting videos I think they can help you find a seller.

I think I was bitten three times. The effect is not deadly, not even painful. Unless you get bitten by their more venomous cousins. They look really similar. And allergies might complicate things.