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This whole thread makes me chuckle (and concerned as well). I have to admit the rubber frog pictures had me scratching my head for a couple of minutes until I read down the thread. JC

+1 on the No. Very few Ts are considered even remotely communal and even that seems to raise eyebrows when attempted.

Essentially, the non-scientific way was based on the size of the female versus the expected full size of the breed. However, there was a recent conversation about this here: http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?169923-how-can-i-tell-if-my-female-is-mature where a more technical answer...

Anything that won't injure the directly (like a cactus) or indirectly (something known to be insecticidal (tobacco) should be fine...like a common house plant. I'm just not sure if the care of the plant (water and lighting needs) will be in the best interest of the T (they don't really...

Awesome. My little guy is doing great. And given the current condition of my beardie :( it might have a nice new (and large) home to move into so I'll have room for one of those milksnakes :)

Children, Children, Children, please stay on topic and leave out the personal attacks otherwise an otherwise interesting topic thread will be closed and infractions will be handed out. Thank you, Jeff AB Team Member

Discussion thread here: http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=143227

Congrats (and good luck), Swifty! Here's his announcement: http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=1311402&postcount=8 and the thread:http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=86945 And, since discussions are not allowed there I thought a congratulatory thread was...

Looks like one mega waxworm... Tom, How long do they stay like that before becoming beetles?

I will be there at 12:30 and I have to bolt by 2:30 but I am up for a quick look at the show and a lunch if everyone else is game. Jeff

NICE! Those pics are great. Congrats. Jeff

Once you go reef you never go back:

Exactly...We have to assume that it does rain at some point everywhere Ts are found. Jeff

The OP mentioned that the last 2 pics were before the last molt which would indicate that the last molt was the ultimate molt for this T. That being said it impossible to tell for sure without see the hooks or the bulbs. If this is truly a mature then I would suggest that it would be a...