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Well atleast you didn't have him die on you, though anytime you see you Tarantula on it's back it's best not to move them, i've seen my Avic's molt in the wierdest positions and where their tube webs didn't look big enough to molt in at all. They all turned out fine in the end

i love my GBB, He's beautiful and a great eater. Sure he's a pain sometimes when i have to transfer him to a new home, He lets me know when he's happy with where he is because he normally just doesen't want to move into any container i try to transfer him with and normally he ends up sitting...

i got B. jacksoni as my first scorp and honestly i can say they eat great, look beautiful and don't take much effort or work to keep them happy and thriving, i just moved my (2) B jacksoni, i think they are 3rd/4th instar about 1.5-2 inch to a new home which they are enjoying throughly. they...

out of all my T's my lividum is the hardest to get to eat. He stays in his borrow 98% of the time since i have literally only seen him out in the open a whole 3 times since iv'e had him. Normally ill put 2 roaches in his cage just incase one happens to wonder down his borrow...but most of the...

well 4 roaches in two weeks...they were around 3/4 of an inch in size ...which for a T thats an inch is cake to take out.

my 1 incher ate about 4 decent sized roaches about 2 weeks ago and made a nice mound of coco fiber and barricaded himself in i can see him and i know he is in need of molting but he's still camping out. Maybe when i get home today he will have molted *Crosses fingers*

always have to make sure there is plenty of food around just incase they get hungry at different times than each other. That way they stay fat and full enough to not be tempted to eat each other.

i have 2 jacksoni definatly great eaters i always see them munching down on roaches. They definatly have an appetite, color is great on them too mine are only about 1.25 inches. i would recommend getting them great scorps

Some Sort Of Viper?

i just use the lobster roach nymphs man they seem to have a crap load and well the nymphs are soft bodied and the only thing that sucks about them is they can climb everything.Other than that im not sure what to tell you. i say stick with the roaches man... I hate roaches so i don't mind...

My sling is only at about an inch i just keep him on about an inch of substrate. He seems just to be terrestrial and nothing more. Not any burrowing or climbing that i have seen. I guess ill find out when he reaches 2 inches or more.

I was going to order 2 spiderlings from this guy and was wondering if anyone has dealt with him ever? please let me know. It says he lives in sweden and id rather not get scammed. thanks kyle

i normally use a stretched out paper clip to undo the webbing just keep an eye on him and slowly remove a little at a time. Use a 2 litre coke bottle with the bottom cut off(and a piece of paper underneath)(after he is coaxed into it) to move him thats probably the easiest way.

XAMINIS? or however that is spelled. lol

how can you tell besides when the scorp stops eating it's ready for a molt?

my lividum has made a tube out of coco dust 2 times and they both held up well. I just made sure the coco dust stayed wet enough to hold a bond also hold the humidity that the lividum needs. My lividum webs all around from the entrance to where he lies in wait and it seems to hold the coco dust...

all iv'e got to say is i feed lobster roaches to my scorps and no matter how they die/get killed/ get eaten they are still kicking for atleast 10-15 minutes...lobster roaches have a lot of heart in them even without legs or a head they still move and also even after being stung 3 times. now i...

im scared of spiders big ones especially but i now own about 3-4 T's and they are all around an inch or two but iv'e got to see how they've acted to me so far and how fast/slow they are and agressive/definsive as well. It has given me a pretty good idea of how they react to things once they get...

it does go in it's borrow but id rather be safe than sorry. lol this is my first lividum and iv'e heard a decent amount about their rep so im not going to let it get the best of me.

i wouldn't want to worry about opening an inclosure and having my lividum run out so i keep the burrow atleast 3 inches or some from the top..ill keep it away more when my lividum gets bigger than he is now. He's only at about an inch but id rather not be supprised when opening his cage.