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Found her while digging a 2 foot hole in Southern California. I've never seen one so big, at least 1.75"!

You ever look at your tarantula and realize there's one less leg from last time you looked?

That's pretty brave to put them together! I've heard they will eat each other

Yeah, this is the most I've ever seen her do. Its a mixture of excavator clay, sand from her natural desert environment and play sand.

Cupcake is my Hadrurus Pallidus. She's been underground since september, but yesterday it was 80 degrees F and she came into view to build a new entrance to her burrow. So happy to see her after so many months! I had faith but I was starting to think she was dead

I'm coming! I need to slim down my collection, so I'll be bringing all of my baja bark scorpions ( some are already reserved for @Arthroverts ) and my very special h arizonensis pallidus (2nd or 3rd instar) scorpling to trade/giveaway. I'll also be bringing a glass terrarium to give away and...

@MrGhostMantis my mom already asked for the babies if that happens. She like getting them for her yard as natural pest control

@mantisfan101 Gonna guess ooth is a mantis egg sack?

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3rd instar c. exilicauda (baja california bark scorpion). This is a small cricket btw. Wish quality could be better but the plastic on the cage is scratched :( All of its siblings are around it eating too but this is the only one visible through the glare.

@MrGhostMantis look em up on wikipedia. I believe there is a specific bush they like to hang out on. Apparently they are pretty common around here in LA. San Diego county is a great place to find giant desert hairy scorpions too if you are into that. good luck!

@JoeRossi I got this from you! It's molted twice already, loving the colors, personality and couldn't be happier :)

@MrGhostMantis I live in Los Angeles and I found her nearby. She's got so much personality and is quite big too, easily over 3 inches.

Local female Stagmomantis limbata cleaning up after lunch today.

It's about 2 inches across, just molted today.

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@RezonantVoid That's really interesting, I've seen polymorpha with that same color pattern. That's why they are called polymorpha tho, they have many color morphs. Pretty centipede!

Yeah, she for sure is a pallidus! I love her color, she looks like a rubber glow in the dark toy

@mantisfan101 ah, well good luck to you. Hopefully yours does better than mine.