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thanks guys

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i would recomend hoffimus spinigerus

i belive its when they mature ...7th instar if i remmeber right

most of use just take great pride in our hobby pluss scorpion fans are the smartest people in the world lol

i use those my self i love them

does it hold its tail out flat? i wouldn't kull it till your sure its suffering

more pics

thanks guys or gals for the id

can you id this

rather hard to tell at that size but yes i see a flap there but i'm not surtian its female you'll have to check the molt

in washington we call those blue tailed racing lizard but yes its a five lined sckink they like moist sub. lots of room and hiding places and are really die easly due to stress

i would be shocked if a pet store even new how to breed T's let alone raise them to adults they can barly care for them when they are adults

i agree 100%

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=125025

bumpbumpbumpbumpbump

i saw this on the news or rather hearded it on the radio,i'm sure your T's will be fine.

well the grossa laid a egg sac

update we changed our web adress to witsociety.org much better adress cause its called washington inverts tarantula society w.i.t.s.

H. miles [preditorey mites] may help the spred of neamatoads they wont eat the one's in your T but may help keep them from spreding, they do eat all the ones in the soil and such ps. crickets are often carriers of neamatoads!