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when I put them in they did a kind of dance but I really don't think they mated from what ive read and had described to me so ive left them together or a few days and no harm has come to either. Do I risk keeping them in until I see signs she is gravid or just take the male out and introduce him...

Abyss how long did you leave the male and female together?

breeding scorps Thanks for the helpful advice ill be sure to let you know if I here of any other success story's and ill tell you ware I read them ;-)

mesaensis Ive kept this species so id say yes go for it, lovely little species fairly active and mine was docile... <edit>

Hi firstly in in the UK... Ive just got myself a pair of desert hairy scorps in hoping to breed... I am also quickly realising that rearing the young is rarely achieved. i was wondering if anyone hear has had success and if they would kindly share there secrets or if anyone has any tips...

Just got myself a blondi so totally understand ur excitement... Congrats :)

Ill keep you posted, thanks for your input.

Just to spark some debate as is healthy in the hobby and to gain a little knowledge from you more experienced keepers as I cant tell the difference myself. It only arrived today.

Im not doubting anyone but I may add that this was sold to me by Thomas Vinmann as T. blondi. As you know he is very well renowned.

new pic in question confirming blondi Heres the other pic confirmation :)

T. stirmi or T. blondi?

I dont get anything from this, im expecting a blondi in the next cpl of days so this would be very helpfull

Done! Thanks for the advice

Great minds, ive actualy got a piece ready and waiting ive just been lazy... Right im guna do it, thanks dude

Its a glass lid, thats my only prob, i leave the lid slightly ajar for ventilation, other than that there is none.

Yer ive got springtails in there, spagnum moss and a soil, vermiculate mix. I admit ventilation could be an issue water droplets form on the sides quite easily so humidity is prob a little high. Thinking of some kind of fan. Ive provided a nice deep hide so she can well hide lol.

Hey guys im finaly getting my goliath soon... Its a sexed fem, 5-6 cm body length so im guessing 5" leg span? Anyways im looking for experienced tips, advice, anicdotes and secrets to keeping this sp healthy and growing... I know its a fragile sp high humidity and temps, ive got an adapted...

Anyone going, im looking for a T. Blondi :-)

L. klugi are lovely, nice size, good colours, varying temperament

Looks great and fairly simple to construct, thanks will keep u up to date.