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Thanks for the tip. I seems to like banana but I'll try some different fruits and see what happens

Ok. Thanks a lot Wade. I'll try both banana and maplesyrup when I get home today, and hopefully he'll be happy about that..... :)

I got this African beetle in a shipment the other day, but I have no clue as to what species it is or how to house it properly? What do they eat, do they need a high humidity or just spraying once in a while? Grateful for any answers.... :confused:

Yeah...I liked the pics too.....always nice with habitat pictures.

Hi Could this be the film you mean? http://www.damnfunnypictures.com/movies/camel_spider.mov

Great thread Nikos. Now I finally know it's a female I got at home :)

Hi Nikos, yeah they're the coolest arachnids ever. If your thinking of the fourth picture that was just a box I put it in while I was readying another enclosure with lots of sand :) Ok, thanks for that info. I don't seem to have any males then. I was never in Roskilde but I bought these...

@ Alex >>> How do you tell whether it's male or female by the way?

Thanks for the answers, they are really interresting to watch. I sat up half the night wathing them dig around and hunting crickets. Awesome arachnids.

Hey, I just got 4 solfugids today and I haven't kept any before so I don't know anything about them except basic care and stuff. But what I would really like to know is what species or at least what genera they might be. This first one was bought as Galeodes sp., which I also think it is...

So do I. :}

@ Alex >>>>>Ok. That's good to know :) @ Kim Arne >>>Yep, I sent one back :) @ Carpe >>>>>Here's 2 other links: http://www.zoonen.com/perzoonen/visabild.asp?oid=414857# http://www.zoonen.com/perzoonen/visabild.asp?oid=414424# You might have to resize them a bit, they're pretty...

They are linked from imageshack so you should be able to see them but I'll see what I can do tonight when I get home from work.

I thought you could use whichever spelling you liked. Wasn't it mauretanicus before?

The biggest surprise was that I always thought it was a male, I hadn't really looked that close at the chela. Shame on me :8o But I'm happy anyway :)

Turns out that one of my Androctonus mauretanicus wasn't about to molt as I thought. Because this is what I found under the bark today, haven't seen her for a month. Sometimes it's good to be wrong :) Mom A few of the babies

This dirteating happened with one of my S. gigantea not too long ago. I also tried to remove the peat from it but it didn't really help much and it died within a couple of days. :( Not only that, my favorite Scolopendra subspinipes from Thailand died yesterday too, from old age I think but...

Ooooh, I'd definately buy on of those posters. It's awsome and I know your pictures are usually great :)

It doesn't look like any of my mauretanicus. I would guess on A. bicolor or A. crassicauda, so I think that would be A.liouvillei or A.gonneti? :) http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?p=377030#post377030 Here's a link to the Scorpion Picture Thread showing the difference between...

Correct. I msn:d with Stefan the other day :)