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I've been away for some time :) I still think that this h. mysorensis pair is rather a pair of females :) I missed to take a photo of my male H. mysorensis before he died but the anatomy of whole body especialy the pincers id totally dufferent from the female. Nevertheless... Check this...

Nice scorps :) Looks like You have two females H. Mysorensis. The one You labeled as male is an adult female :) Males are thinner and have longer pincers. And are much more difficult to obtain than females ;)

I hope this is the right place to post this: ;P It's a poecilotheria afterall ;)

Poecilotheria metallica: Poecilotheria miranda:

Heterometrus gravimanus on pictures above is not Heterometrus gravimanus but Heterometrus phipsoni... Sorry for this mistake.

I use Canon Eos 400D + Tamaron 90mm Macro lens + custom made diffusor :)

Heterometrus gravimanus adult female Heterometrus gravimanus adult male. They mated last night ;) Heterometrus longimanus adult male: Close: Closer: Reached the limit of my lens... Telson: The male...

It is clay mixed with composted pine bark in different proportions.

Some Heterometrus setups And Liphistius malayanus terrariums:

Heterometrus cyaneus, little one: Heterometrus cyaneus, another, yet older youngling: Heterometrus cyaneus, adult female from Jawa: Heterometrus mysorensis, subadult female: Heterometrus petersii, adult female: Heterometrus spinifer, adult...

Is this Yours? If so where did You get her?

Brillinat thread! I had sc. galapagoensis light form and dark form - as it might be IDed. At the moment I have only one female sc. gigantea red/yellow form... And she is amazing :) !!! Looking forward to more information in this thread. And surely for some of those beautifull species...

Thanks! Glad You like them :)

Poecilotheria fasciata Poecilotheria miranda Poecilotheria pederseni Poecilotheria striata Poecilotheria tigrinawesseli All females :)

One piece costs aprox 60euro. I was told the male is subadult... But probably You are right about that :)

They're not cheap but also not so very expensive here in Europe. Peter Grabovitz has some in his offer till now, I think. They will reach "monster" size :) in about 1 moult or two. At the moment they are rather "skinny", aprox 7cm carapax and mesosoma lenght male and 5,5 female.

Subadult male: One moult smaller female: I finally got them :)

Tunedbeat, awsome photos! The model pretty as well :) What kind of lightning did You use?

Unfortunately... The origin of the species is Thailand... Any idea what Typopeltis it might be?

I bought her form T. Vinmann... She's a big one, aproxx. 5cm body lenght. Though You made me worried...