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I don't think scorpions are intelliget enough to work as a pack, but what type of prey would you be planning on using anyways?

there are commercially avalible mosquito "traps" that release c02 and heat and use a fan to trap mosquitoes in a container, you can also buy "mosquito fish" (not sure on sp.) to eat the larve of the mosquitoes, and buy a mosquito net for your bed

toyzruz2@yahoo.com sounds like a very strange story

why not just post it up here?, or could you give us a short summary of the story?

niceee, any idea where he got it from?

I've had them as pets and eaten them, i love lobster, but the flavour of the crawfish just didn't agree with me... of course, this was at a cheap all you can eat buffet so i guess i cant really judge

how bad is the wing chewing problem with the orangeheads? some places say that its instinctive, but other say to just add protien

how do you guys transport them? it seems like they would get banged around in jars and such, but i heard something about packing the containers with paper towels or something...

are blue legs communal? or did you just put them together for the shot?

does anyone know where to find these? I remember hearing about them a couple months ago, and made plans to buy some, but now they seem to have just disappeared, they were supposed to look like orange heads, only the nymphs had six spots, and they didn't have wing nibbling problems EDIT: found...

yeah, they have something similar in california, i remember catching them in creeks as a kid

so... where do you live? when will you be out of the house? and how do i get in?

this helped me identify spiders that I've found in Southern California http://www.phorid.net/spiders/article.htm

it actually reminds me of the tequila worm, drunk people eat them all them time

I wouldn't think so, if properly applied, electrical shocks are pretty harmless, they use it all the time for physical therapy in humans

thats cool that you got a culture with both males and females, since the females can reproduce on their own

awesome! would you be interested in selling pedelings :P

calcium wont do the millies any good anyways, their shells are made chitin, look up the "soft millie" thread

some info i found on this site: Rhys A. Brigida seems to have some experience on tarantula dry mounting. See this article for e-mail. "Ray" described the "blowing" method used to preserve caterpillar specimens. See here. Phil/Tracy on displaying moults Collecting and Preserving Insects and...

from what ive heard, they arent hard too keep, but they just dont live that long in captivity, btw hatari inverts has them for sale on their website