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I can't seem to order or get in contact with Adam on his website. Does he not sell them anymore? Anyone know whats going on or have alternatives?

I have had a roesa for over 25 years(she was wild caught and is older then 25) they do change randomly from time to time and decided to change things. I would just try and feed her every two weeks or so and she should be fine. She also went 8 or 10 years in between her last molt.

I just want to label my collection correctly I keep a list of all the inverts I keep and try and keep it as accurate as possible. I do believe mine to be of the yellow leg variety.

Anyone know the full scientific name of scolopendra vietnamese giant? Is it Scolopendra subspinipes dehaani?

All the OBTs I have kept have done well on dry substrate with a water dish that I over flow everyone in a while.

Are subfusca highland and low land the same? Dont see separate ones for the leg patterns. Also it appears to be missing poecilotheria hanumavilasumica.

How many adult pairs did you start off with?

Wow I disappear for a couple of months and now you have babies congrats my man. I hope you can get some good breeding groups together.

Pics of how your keeping them might help, Also how much are you feeding?

My rosea didn't molt for over 8 years and she molted last summer. She could just be ready to molt, I wouldn't worry too much Roseas can live a very long time considering I have had mine 26 years and who know how old she was when I got her.

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?236883-How-d-that-happen-! This thread might be helpful. Conclusion is still out though.

I have tried putting 2 water dished in with my P. cancerides. The first one I put in was a sallow water dish that evaporated quickly to up the humidity for it, since I read they like humidity. With in an hour the water would all be gone though and I couldn't figure out if it was evaporating or...

I know mine has sealed its self off since I rehoused it, it has no opening into its burrow, so now its just a waiting game to see if it will come out again. I figure I will wait a month or two and then dig it out. It's already been in there for a month if not more. Damn waiting game.

To me that looks dark in color but you give me hope that mine is a female thank you.

Why do you think so? Not trying to argue but I have a Ornata sling that looks like the one posted above, so I was just wondering.

You could always take it down from your for sale thread. I am sure others would understand.

Your H. mac is gorgeous.

It seems like you haven't kept Ts very long. Ts will exhibit different behaviors from individual to individual.

Do you have more pics of her? Males usually look very different, what size is "she"?