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Hi all, I haven't been on the forums in a long time. Anyway at the moment I live in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan and today a beautiful beetle flew in my house. I would love to know which species it is but I don't know much about beetles so I hope there are some experts here that can steer me in the right...

I just received some new additions :) Hottentotta franzwerneri :drool: Tityus tamayoi :D I'm especially happy withe the H. franzwerneri, I really like the yellow legs

thanks all :)

thanks all :)

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Last year I stopped keeping pedes due to various circumstances. Everything has been solved now and I'm very happy to have some pedes again. A big thanks to Turgut for helping me get back with a very nice collection :clap: here are the pics

Yesterday I received my first package with scorpions this year. I got some nice species and 1 I have wanted for 3 years now :D Here are some pictures very small very active Some Rhopalurus spp and now one of 3 scorpion species I have on top of my wishlist (other 2 are...

I don't live in the US but I have some Centruroides spp available C. infamatus C. balsasensis C. elegans C. meisei C. nitidus

Congrats :)

For me Isometrus brachycentrus :)

Today I finally had the chance to start keeping Assassin Bugs again. :D I got a nice group of 12 adults so hopefully I will see some mating soon :) Here are some pictures. enjoy. I also got some non venomous inverts 3.3 Eudicella smithii about 30 subadult and nymphs...

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I got a nice surprise today when I discovered one on the T. simonsi gave birth :D :D :D

These grow faster then I expected. They were born on the 2nd of August this year and the first 2 are already 5th instar :) 4th instar Dinner is served for this one (4th instar) Another adult couple (I have 4 couples :))

they are communal and parthenogentic. In a year this can happen :D :D

If I recall correctly only C. gracilis from Cuba is parthenogenetic.

You're right, I spelled B. atropos wrong (although it has been called B. atropus also in the past) but the statement remains the same. B. fusca is B. atropos. I don't know if my black wings are pure or not. If it is not B. parabolicus what else could it be. I know it's impossible to tell...

thanks all @ Matt Blaberus fusca is a synonym of Blaberus atropus. How do you know that B. craniifer only comes with black wings? I have heard from several people otherwise.