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I once found a Parabuthus planicauda outside my room, and theres a small colony of some sort of Opisthacanthus living in a rock pile in the garden. Its fun going around with UV lights

I'm not 100% sure on how abundant they are, but they do seem to be the most common in the area. This one is roughly 8cm in length, but I have found a few others that exceed that by a small amount Looking at the Caramel-ish one with a Magnifiying glass it appears to have a black head as well...

I apologise for the quality, I had to resize each image so I hope not too much detail has been lost The locality details for the first 2 Smithfield Free State South Africa don't have the GPS yet And both were found under cow dung Blue Caramel with Lateral Stripe And these 2 should...

I'll see what I can manage, they don't like staying still

Well well well, fancy seeing you here. I've actually been looking for Ethnostigmus for a while but all we get here are small blue centipedes with red heads, and some sort of Caramel coloured one with a black lateral stripe.

I've got a Sicarius cf testaceus, I'll try and get some photos but don't expect much since its practically buried 24/7

I'm sort of stuck between my Parabuthus villosus "oranje" and my Hottentotta gentilis But I guess I'd have to go with P. villosus due to its amazing colour scheme

So recently I bought some 2 Orphnaecus sp Cebu and 1 O. sp Samar. Now the internet has very little info on Samar and almost nothing on Cebu. All I really need is a little basic info on them. Average Adult Size, temperament, Arboreal or not, Desert or Forest yadda yadda yadda Any info at all...

Cool thing is they make little silken castle things. Well, maybe a specific species does that

I've encountered some of our local Hadogenes species before. They like to live in areas where soil is soft, moist enough to dig in and can't be clumped up easily. Interesting little guys but I'm more interested in Exotic species

That is stunning. Really wish they were available locally :'(

It so happens I took a picture yesterday

Thanks, was just curious as I wondered if the Centuries of Cloning caused their ability to reproduce sexually to dissapear

So, most of us know that T. stigmurus is parthenogenetic (or whatever the spelling is) and that there are extremely few (if even a single one) in the hobby. Now my question is, would a T. stigmurus still be capable of breeding normally if a male were to ever be found (how ever unlikely that is)...

A friend of mine is trying to ID this. Was bought as Chilobrachys burmensis but she says it doesn't look anything like her other one. Any ideas?

Depends if it's a local or exotic species. Get a local species and if they complain, say it's not a exotic pet, it's a local pet. I think if they allow dogs and cats but won't allow a scorpion which takes up half a dresser/countertop then I don't know what

Parabuthus planicauda. Nice female, think I may have a male as well but not sure yet

I must say, this was a interesting read. I'm actually quite surprised at how similar the overseas species look to our local species here. The only time I ever contemplated keeping a Solifugid was when I found a small purple one with deep red bristles. Prettiest thing I've ever seen but then it...

Don't get me wrong, I'm not a sociopath or sadistic person. All I'm saying is that I myself have no real problems with people experimenting. I love animals dearly and while I commend Venomlover for wanting to try something new and go against the grain, I don't necessarily condone or support what...

I commend you venomlover for wanting to try something different and go against the norm. You seem to be one of those kinds of people that think outside of the box and aren't afraid of trying something new and for that I commend thee. Now, I have no idea how long or how wide a 55 Gallon is. In...