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Not that it's better than your other ts...but wow, what a great looking B. emilia!

Put me down for another vote here!

Oh yeah. Looks almost exactly like my L. difficilis.

How long have the eggs been in there? I don't keep mine on susbtrate. I'd say their container is around 80 degrees. Seem to do pretty well, too.

Great pictures! Thanks for sharing.

Haha, that's great! You should have the "mosh girl" jumping over the bushes. That would definitely take it to a new level.

Any way you slice it, lateralis have a bad oder to me.

Then I'm sure we aren't getting the whole story here. You know...that the pede was pissed because it had a water dish instead of a sponge. {D

Looking good! Looks like either a tennis ball or racquetball container.

I think one should point out that all of the experience, and knowledge in the world still doesn't make someone a "good" keeper. You can play football for 10 years, and still suck at it. You can know everything there is to know about the gridiron, but that doesn't mean you'll be able to break...

You got yourself a false-mogwai. Nice! Watch out, though. They can be too smart for their own good. ;)

This has got to be the best thread I've read in a good while. Thanks to the dealers who've posted!

I second that. They're one of the most underrated Ts out there. A. geniculata would be a good choice as well. Both of these two make excellent display Ts. They're almost always out in the open, and will eat anything you throw at them...FAST! If you want a display T, definitely stay away...

It's in Birmingham. http://www.dixiereptileshow.com/

B. albopilosum - I don't like anything about them. A. avicularia - It seems like everyone has one. I don't see why...maybe the availability. I think they look like little stuffed animals. If there's a T that could be classified as girly, this would be it. P. murinus - I wouldn't say...

I love these. My 5 inch female has eaten the night before she molts.

Right now, Acanthoscurria geniculata. Always out in open, and will eat anything...at any time. I love the white bands on black as well. I'd say a close second would be Phormictopus cancerides. I think it's one of the most under appreciated species in the hobby.

Thanks all! GOD - I use a Kodak Z740 digital camera. They're fairly inexpensive for what you get. aaronrefalo - Yes, he is actually ultimate in that picture. I took that right before capturing, and packing him up. We still have our fingers crossed on whether or not the breeding was...

Nice pics!!! Your B. boehmei looks great. It's on my want list.

Thanks for the compliments! InsaneCat - Which ones look dark? Are you using an LCD or a CRT monitor? xgrafcorex - They can get around 5". Mine's probably a little under 3 right now. For the most part, it's a pet hole. It's a beautiful T, though!