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thanks alot guys, im glad its just its missing hairs, i was alarmed because ive seen my usambara, colbalt blue, and vietmanese bird eater kick off hairs before, but they never left a pink patch like that. I raised this one from a spiderling and I've never had it get aggressive enough to throw...

I just noticed what looks like the velvet missing on the back of my Goliath Bird Eater, can anyone identify whats the problem? I'm very worried about her, heres some pics... and a close up any help would be appreciated guys, thanks, M!k3

Howdy yall. I got a quick question, I purchased a baby Goliath Bird eater a while back, and after moving her from her delicup to a small critter keeper she got along fine for several weeks. But now, for about a week and a half or so, she wont eat any of the crickets i put in her tank. Looking...

well heck, if you get them in Rockwall i have to find them in Plano. matter o' fact, i caught what looks like a little Scolopendra polymorpha just a few hours after i posted this, at a local mudding/hangout spot near Garland. Guess these little guys are everywhere.

I hate to sound cold on the inside, but a infestation of recluse spiders in your room..... sounds like a worst possible senario to me. I'd go Terminator with gernades and fully automatic machine guns..... ...but i got bit by a brown recluse and lost some feeling in my fingers, so, i guess its...

Howdy guys I've been reading alot of posts about how you guys go out and hunt for centipedes, and i know Texas has to have a few, so can any of you guys recomend areas where im likely to find them?

BEAUTIFUL MILLIPEDES! I wish i could get some of those in my local area petshops. keep up the great posts.

Thanks alot, hopefully i'll have pictures up soon of my community tank.

Just wondering, Can different species of millipedes be kept together? I've never noticed mine to be aggresive in any form, but i'd hate to put them in a situation where they would be. I've always thought a larger tank with different species would be quite aesthetically pleasing. also, what...

Personly being from an area full of brown recluse spiders, and all run off's of the species, my vote would be to move them far, far, far away from you. I've grown up over the years seeing many people get bit by them, a few who had to wait more than a few hours before they made it to hospital...

beautiful millipede, i wish those were local here in Texas

wow i wish i could have a collection like that, but im poor :'(

I have three seperate females myself and i agree with both of you. Although i have to remind to remove all eggsacs from the jar, the spider will produce egg sacs indeffinitly for the rest of its life, so its an necessary upkeep. Now considering you don't know if the widow mated in the wild...

Howdy Yall howdy yall, My name's Mike I'm 17, and I hail from the Lone Star State of Texas. No, i dont have horses. i've been interested in all sorts or insects since i was little, but thanks to parents who were afraid of spiders, scorpions, or anything else that looked angry and was a bug...