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My African Giant Millipede has been very lethargic lately, in the past two weeks I haven't seen it move from a semi-curled position slightly on top of the soil. When I do my usual spray from a water bottle the legs move slightly, and he may have buried himself slightly more but I haven't noticed...

I keep my rats (dumbo eared cutest things in the world) at work. People come in, they see them, and our conversation usually starts with an "ewww those are so gross." I get this multiple times every day. Doesnt bother me most of the time, but this one lady came in with her dog in her purse and...

GET THE T OUT ASAP tappy tappa taparoo

That is exactly why I never use heat mats with my Ts that like to burrow unless it would be an unhealthy cold under there somehow tappy tappa taparoo

Nice catch! And yes, what will be happening with them? You can leave them together for awhile to cannibalize, cuts down on some numbers, and they get a few first meals tappy tappa taparoo

I just feed my crickets potatoes but when I gut load I use flukers. Thats not too oftrn though tappy tappa taparoo

I tend to misread things more than I would like to admit lol. Im not sure which is smarter, then again I dont have much experience with jumpers tappy tappa taparoo

I have never had a problem with the ones from zoo med! I use them for everything from stirring coco fiber to feeding my scorps and pedes. I dont mind them at all tappy tappa taparoo

Its a compliment jezus just take it tappy tappa taparoo

More air holes. I think? tappy tappa taparoo

They are great spiders to have around! They eat all kinds of pests tappy tappa taparoo

smokehound we would all be honored

I believe it belongs to the Pardosa genus...I may be wrong

Like what poec said, use tongs. Don't even touch the substrate! First time I changed substrate to mine, I didn't use gloves, I just shoveled it out with m hands. Maybe a minute after I got all of it out, my hands got VERY itchy. Not the worst thing in the world. As for long sleeves and pants, it...

I have sometimes found sponges to be useful with very tiny insects, you just need to have a sponge that is not too dense, where the fibers are more spread out. You need to have it in a bowl though, and you need to clean it often and very carefully. Other methods are better for scorps. You can...

Best way with any captive animal is to understand why they do certain things and when they do certain things. Knowing natural behavior is critical to their survival. What you do is mimic nature as well as you can without imposing a threat to the animal(s), such as adding predators to the...

Mr. Elithial, what you've just said... is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. I...

Here they are now. Some didn't hatch and I believe some of them didn't make it after hatching. But most of them seem quite active! They just grow up too fast :)

Yes they were very fast! I would put my pen on the web and shook it gently. It was tough getting pictures of most of them because they would bit at the pen and run back inside the funnel within a second. I could barely keep up.

I went down the first hill, crossed a stream, and continued out between two pond-like areas, aiming for the second hill that I knew would have a great view. Kind of swampy, but still beautiful. In some wood piles and rocks I found these little guys And then something even...