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I recently saw another wild MM at my neighbors house who looked exactly like him. he is still around if anyone wants him haha but i have no clue what he is. I found another chalcodes yesterday as well! this one was only 3" and im thinking female. looked very dehidrated so i picked it up and...

i agree haha if i had photoshop skills i would be having fun with it myself XD

i was guessing chalcodes aswell but he doesnt have the light area on his legs like my chalcodes

this was actually the day after he was paired with my Female lol

:laugh: so i went to fill my MM OBT's water and he wasnt so happy but he sat there and it looks like he is hot tubbing haha

So the monsoons are here in southern AZ! for the past few nights we have had this one wonderful MM tarantula hunt around our front door and front lawn. well today he was out during the day over by our man made pond getting himself a drink. i am a little worried about him being out during the day...

if you feed it often you will probably see it darken within the next few weeks

I had a MM B albo that molted a second time after already being mature and breeding with my female. he was a lil damaged after the molt but he lived an additional 6 months after. I didn't breed him after the second molt though.

I got a mature female rosea a few years ago and she refused to eat for 13 months. Within those months she molted, bred and produced a sac of 350. then finally she was hungry and ate 3 roaches that day lol they are weird tarantulas.

I just got a breeding pair of P.regalis but they look smaller than I thought. the male is around 4-5" and the female is a little bigger than him. I was told they were a molt away from being able to breed. I would like to hear others opinions.

I went to Kens (the bug guy) shop yesterday and talked to his wife about it, she noticed the shortage as well. They only have one breeding pair. I suppose it is due to Tanzania not exporting them for the past year or something of the sort. I recently have been looking for a few months for an...

When I started this hobby I remember getting an adult OBT for $15 and there were plenty to choose from. I have recently been looking for a MM and it took the longest time to find one and I had to pay $35 for him (granted he is a RCF) does anyone know why there is a shortage of them lately? is...

I just got my black light flashlight (from ken) yesterday as well. my boyfriend and I decided to collect scorpions last night and we found at least 15 in one hour. those lights are truly amazing! you should bring it out into the field sometime and go scorpion hunting. my boyfriend isn't really...

These are the scorpions i have been told were bark scorpions. they all have black stripes on the tail. here is another pic of the scorp in question. it is twice as long as the "bark scorp" and 3 times as wide

I am very sorry to hear about your T's i had an accident were all 13 of my beloved T's fell victim to insecticides and died while i was away on vacation. I had most of them since they were slings. Do your remaining T's have any wounds that are "bleeding" I had a G. Pulchripes who broke his...

Found it in Benson AZ (south east). I usually find bark scorpions but this one is MUCH bigger!. I am guessing desert hairy but I am not a big scorpion person. it does have a few hairs on its tail and claws.

sounds great :) i love the grumpy T's! and yea i believe they are C. crawshayi

i had a collection of Avic slings in one container and they all loved to hang from the lid of the enclosure. completely normal

does it matter if it is CB or WC? im sorry for your loss it sounds like a wet molt to me.

i had a H.mac who webbed up her entire enclosure after 3 years of no touching a thing. she made tunnels though the web so she could move around tho. i don't think you should bother your T she made it that way for a reason