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I wanted a huge T and the first thing that came to mind was a goliath birdeater. Butttt I was hoping for something big, yet at least decently more colorful. Any ideas?

New observation guys, my first time seeing this: I see my h. maculata with one of his legs in his mouth, his fangs look like they are grooming/cleaning the leg. Is my observation correct?

I threw a dubia roach into my H. maculata container. He's holding the roach in his mouth, while hangin on the inside wall container, while also laying down new webs from his butt? Pretty cool:) .

I was wondering, do webs deteriorate over time or stay strong and elastic forever or at least a very long time?

My OBT keeps webbing on the screen lid. I don't want him to web there because if I open the lid, it'll destroy his web. Is there anything I can do to get her to web elsewhere? Or should I just leave her to do her thing?

Is he big enough to be sexed yet? he's about 3.5"

Hope this pic is clear enough for you guys

Hope this pic is clear enough for you guys

I found this lizard outside, must be native to here because I found it outside my house and captured it. It's about 12-13" head to tail, half is only the body so it's not as large as one might think.

so only the wild p. trans shoot venom from their tail right? I dont want nothin' goin' in my eyes lol.

What are some commercially available scorps that are more on the active side? I used the search function but the results were vague.

nvm i answered my own question. Mods delete this thread please, thanks =].

is this true? http://www.ub.ntnu.no/scorpion-files/p_transvaalicus.php "This species is able to squirt venom up to one meter away, and venom in the eyes can be very dangerous. Safty glasses is reccomended when dealing with this species."

doesn't hurt to try:)

go for it, that's what I do. I'd feed the crickets food prior to freezing though. That way the T can have a lil something extra at the least.

my H. maculata is named after a pokemon {D http://pokebeach.com/scans/ex-unseen-forces/75-spinarak.jpg

Is there any problem mixing dubias and lateralis together, in the same container?

cool read:D

Thanks for the tip! I'm going to go ahead and use the product mentioned above, since I bought it already a few weeks ago. But once its all used up i'll follow your advice on veggies and fruits.:)

Flukers cricket quencher: calcium fortified. says its good for other feeder insects http://www.drsfostersmith.com/product/prod_display.cfm?c=6016+18936+6461&pcatid=6461 I originally bought this for crickets, in my attempts to keep them living and to breed for me, but no success.