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This article doesn't present that much new information, am I correct? We already know that the old world species have more potent venom, probably to compensate for a lack of urticating hairs and maybe different prey species? Either way, figured I would share...

I've seen some great footage with the DSLRs. Plus instead of having to deal with crappy digital zoom, you can use all the lenses you take pictures of, such as a telephoto lens or a fisheye. Why would you want to spend so much buying two things, when one is just as good! All you really need is...

After just getting into the hobby, I can say that the camera doesn't have as much to do with good photos as you would think. I'm using a 7 year old, 8 megapixel(misleading number) used canon 300d for 250 dollars. The only reason I wish I had gotten a more expensive and newer camera, is the...

Now that you guys mention it, it does kind of look like a wolf spider. Here is a closer upload of it http://www.flickr.com/photos/fifinator/5145180326/ and here is a shot of the females face. Thanks for the help!

The little guy on the top left of the first scene, is actually a mature male. In the real photo, you can clearly see his pedipalps. Stoked you enjoy the photo! Didn't look like a six spot. It did look like a Dolomedes fimbriatus from some pics I've seen. Thanks!

Captured this little amazing sequence today. Male slowly and cautiously approached. As soon as he got to the leaf, she pounced on him. Then she carried him off to eat him. I was dumb struck and kind of pissed off she ate him, but that's life I guess. It's amazing what goes on at such a small...

This was in PA :) teeheeeee

I've raised my fair share of inverts. This time I want it big NAOH!!!

yeah, my friend picked it up for me :/

Yeah, he has plenty of substrate. I just know they grow to 4 inches and I don't really want to wait 5 years :/

Saw my H. Arizonensis do it after I prodded it with tweezers. It moved it's body one way and it's tail the other. Over and over.

well that's lame... I wish my friend picked me up a bigger one. I'm impatient and want a giant scorp asap.

So just picked up this fat little twirp at a reptile show. It's 2.5" and fat as a grape. So just a couple of quick questions. Will it take a really long time to reach full size or are these guys really slow growers? Does it being fat as a house imply that he is going to molt? It dug a...

So did she ever pop?

what are good temps and humidities for pregnant desert hairy scorpions?

Not hating on my dad. He just doesn't believe me... I know there is a chance of falling and rupturing, I was just worried about her splitting at the seams {D Thanks for the quick replies! I'll get photos soon.

So, my Salmon pink, over the course of about 4 years has finally achieved some size. However, now that I am at college, my dad tends to overfeed my tarantulas because he thinks they need to eat very often. She has gotten pretty fat, and I'm pretty afraid she could just rupture from eating too...

I'm pretty sure Flat rocks are close the the largest.

amazing!! I would love to find a velvet worm in the wild. Would you be able to catch one in the act of feeding?

did you preserve that larvae?