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Like everyone above me already said....Hands down it would have to be the GBB. They literally cover their whole enclosure with webbing.

I got my A.geniculata on September 15, 2011 as a 0.25" spiderling. Fed it once a week and it molted 5 times since then. The latest molt was on April 15, 2012 and it measured at roughly about 1.5" now.

COOL!!! I like the transformation processes of how the tattoos look over time.

Most of the time it appears that the bugs are just trying to escape from the arena. While I don't condone such activities, but truth of the matter is this is VERY popular in Asain countries such as cock fighting or pit-bull dog fighting here in America.

Could be in premolt or that the temperature is too cold.

Nice....Congratz!!! :clap::clap::clap: Always wanted this species but never got around to buying some.

Nice Babycurus jacksoni!!! S/he is quite plumped....Hopefully it will molt out within the next week or so.

Nice pictures!!! :clap::clap::clap: I have to agree with you, those Hadogenes troglodytes are pretty hard to come by. I've been looking for a mature female to mate with my male for the last 2 years!!! I have two babies that are growing slower than grass. lol

It depends on two things....How expensive is your order and how far do you live away from the online site you purchasing the scorpions from??? But to be honest, I had scorpions shipped from oversea or that had been delayed in the mail for a couple days, and they all arrived alive and stinging...

It's been exactly 6 months since I gotten into the T's hobby, and I figure what better way to celebrate than to ask other fellow tarantula enthusiasts what were their first couple of T's??? My first three tarantulas I ordered from a online website were: A 0.25" Acanthoscurria geniculata &...

NICE....Congratz!!! :clap::clap::clap:

Please post a picture so we can see.

WOW....Congratz John!!! :clap::clap::clap: Quite a gorgeous specie you have there.

How long you had him??? All said and done, they can fast for quite awhile. But it could also be that he's going to molt.

^^^Plus 1 to the above comment!!! :biggrin: Hadogenes troglodytes are AWESOME!!!

I would have to say Androctonus mauritanicus is my favorite species....But my favorite scorpion would have to be my 6 years old female Hadrurus arizonensis pallidus and my male Hadogenes troglodytes. Mostly because the both of them are so docile. :biggrin:

Hey Jarvis....I have to say your H. Madraspatensis are quite a beautiful specimen!!! :clap::clap::clap: I would love to get a breeding pair into my collection one day.

Yeah they normally groom themselves a couple hours after they finished their meal.

About 3-4 inches....Takes about 6-7 molts to reach maturity.

I never had a A. australis or their cousin the A. bicolor....But I do have a couple of Androctonus mauritanicus. Their quite the beauty of a specimen. So I'm going to be bias here and say go with the A. australis instead of the L.q :biggrin: