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Nope, no web, it was hanging from the ceiling by a single strand. I'd say the legspan is at max 3mm.

My most reliable camera is on my phone and this is the clearest shot I got out of literally fifty or so attempts, I have shaky hands. But can anyone give a guess on species or family? Terrible climber and feigns death readily.

I find Dysdera EVERYWHERE around my house in the summer. Just going on with my life, I'll find one at least once a week in the summer, I'd imagine I could find even more if I look for them.

Nooooooo. He was my favorite scorpion dealer!

I can't give a dead roach instead? I don't think I'd give a mouse to anything other than my snakes, and maybe a freshly molted tarantula to fatten them back up. So cucumber and apple, cool. Any kind of apple or does it matter?

I know their diets consist of rotting leaves and wood. But is there any fresh produce I could occasionally offer?

How do you guys get your roaches out for the feedings? I tried putting in a couple paper towel rolls, but they only retreat to those if I shake them off the egg crates. I try just smacking the egg flat onto a cup to separate the sizes needed, but I find that unnecessarily stressful to any...

By peel, I assume you mean the skin? I completely remove that, so it's literally just the juicy, inner flesh I give them.

Yeah, of course. I get organic for all my pets (And the feeders.)

So I most typically feed my roaches oranges, though sometimes greens and other vegetables safe for my skink. But I always gave a variety of oranges, today I gave them blood oranges.(Usually navel.) Whenever I read "Give them oranges." it never explained WHICH, so I didn't think it mattered...

They don't smell anymore since I've been buying actual roach chow. Maybe just my imagination? I don't know, I've heard bee pollen is pretty good protein. There's some kind of flour(Maybe soy flour?) with enhanced protein.

I wish Phasmids were legal here in Colorado. (Or at least I hear they're illegal.)

I hope I didn't miss anything in the search function. Ever option I found had some sort of meat ingredient But roach chow to BUY is way too expensive for me, anywhere I order. After shipping and everything, prices are between 7-15 dollars a pound. And I'm not going to have ten pounds laying...

Until I get that other DIY cage set up, I'm putting him in a five gallon that has a slide-on lid, and it locks into place. As long as they can't chew through metal screen, I think I'll be okay.

Any of you know the care for these things? He says he just gives them wood and they're good to go.

A legspan of half an inch, (Just an estimate, it covered half the end segment of my index finger.) and I put it in one of those 32 oz. deli cups.

I got one Feb 9th at a local reptile expo. She/He was fine until I rehomed it in a bigger cage, considering what I've researched they were tropical and require approx 70% humidity So I didn't think moist substrate would be a problem, but she seems to avoid the substrate I put her on. (She was...

See, I used Eco-Earth, packed it down tight, but it still caves in on my vinegaroon. (I forgot she's the only one NOT on sphagnum.) She still gets out fine, she's a flippin' bullldozer Tarantulas and centipedes aren't really bulldozers.

I need it for G. Pulchripes. L. Parahybana. S. Subspinipes. M. giganteus Since they all are tropical or at least sub-tropical, I'm wondering what substrate to use. (They're currently on Sphagnum Moss.) Maybe add a small amount of pure clay? They're all so eager to dig.

Thank you, you two! I was even thinking of using a coat hanger's hook and using it in the same way as snake hooks. I managed to ease him into the plastic jar. Also what do you keep your adults in? I'm sure he'll outgrow this jar fairly soon. I hear standard ten gallons, but wouldn't that be too...