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It WAS named T. Leblondi a year or two back, but now its just T. Blondi

Heres a link to a caresheet for Asian Forest scorps. http://www.petbugs.com/caresheets/Heterometrus-species.html I am actually considering buying a Hererometrus scaber myself.

Yes, wouldn't you be able to get a certain identification by studying it's spermatecae?

It looks to me as if it's a H. sp. "longipendum" (aka C. Paganus), and not a H. Minax. Just my $0.02 Here it is (pic taken from this site):

What I would do if theres room for it, is to stable some books, cd's etc. under her until it alsmost reaches her ( make sure it is stable though ) so that if she falls, it's no more than 1/2 " or less. A 3" fall right after a molt would almost certainly be fatal, or atleast VERY damaging.

He has never made a sperm web? Let him make a sperm web before you try to mate them.

This is the most intelligent post I've seen in a long time ...

The only reason I said it was to give sort of an aspect of how warm it really gets. And yes, it was a regular bulb. Personally, I wouldn't use anything more than 40 - 60 W, but the again my invert room holds 75 F constantly. And both those "extreme" bulbs and heating pads could get a little...

For those of us who are wondering what the heck they are talking about:

Where did you get those p.regalis slings from? Holte?

No, you will not get to pikc. He will throw in a free sling or pede or scorp, depending on what you order ( if you order only tarantulas, I'm sure he doesn't throw in a pede etc ... ) This is based on this forums members. Some one please correct me if i'm wrong.

Whow .. that really sux .. just as much as over here you have to have a permit to have anykind of reptile, and you're almost certain to get a refusal.

If placed in a 10x10x10 cm box, a 100 watt lightbulb will produce 90 degrees Celsius ( science project ).

Nope, no website. I read it in an article somewhere a time ago, and the price just stuck to my head. I don't remember where I saw it, but it was an article on exotic animals and import issues. But it may have been an old article ( absolutely NOT unlikely ), and prices may have gone down now...

Well apparaently this store specializes in rare and exotic insects. But still ... illegal or not ... who would buy a leaf insect for $140?

I suppose your talking about Phyllium Giganteum? There are dealers in America who sells them for about $139 for grown ups ... they are rather rare in the US, while in Germany you can buy 12 nymphs for €5 ( about $5 )

I really want both ... but then I don't know if I have enough space ( I want atleast two ) ... But can I keep the P. Murinus the same way someone posted they kept their H. Lividums ( in those slim tanks ) After all they are burrowers, so it should work, right?

Well, if you speak deutch I recommend: http://www.luckyspider.de/ Will ship everywhere in Europe.

You found a haplo in a petstore in Norway? Dang, I must be looking all the wrong places! The most exiting I've found here in Stavanger is a G. Rosea mislabelled as a G. Pulchra. Boy, would I like to buy a G. Pulchra for $20 ...

Yeah, I was leaning towards the L. parahybana ... I want a day-active t, instead of my lazy-butt rosea, who's been camping behind her scull for like two days now. The only problem is they get so darn big! I don't know if i'll have the place to contain them ... but, time will show.