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Oh cool. Where was this? California?

Could it be Diplocentrus? Does it live in Florida?

His voice is almost as voluptuous as mine. Yeah. I remember seeing this a while back. I think it's pretty cool, but is he wrong about the fossils glowing?

Yaaay. I've always wanted one of these.

Didn't Bear do an episode with Will Ferrell? I enjoyed that one.

This is an African species? How did it get to Ohio?

HEY! I'm your age and I NEVER get these kinds of compliments! So do you keep the army men in the enclosures all the time?

This might help: http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=141237 But yeah. Emps are a good starter choice, but I'd go with S. mesaensis because they don't need water, or no water and eat a lot, but they're not as common as the emps. I don't know how much they cost though. Hadrurus...

No pics, but the males usually have longer tails, I think.

V. spinigerus?

I want! How's the venom?

If it is V. caro. or whatever, then I think so. Well, if it's an adult anyway. Here: http://scorpions.isaac-online.com/v_carolinianusbasic.html

It doesn't really look like a huntsman to me. Maybe a sac spider? I don't really know. I'd like to find out too.

It looks like pararoctonus, but I'm not too sure.

Yes. They are communal. I would consider C. vittatus.

UHHH... Geolycosa? Looks great though! I want one...

I think the molting one is Kukulcania sp...

They live in the desert in general, not just dunes.

What island are you on?

The second one is S. measinis or however you spell it. The common name of the second one is "the dune scorpion."