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ya male to me also, the patch of hair and the overall shape of the vent.

Chaco agreed also.

aquarium silicone super strong and flexable. aquarium sealer is glue plus silicone.

at least u wernt holding it, it would of showered u!

jesus, that almost looks like a uterus and fallopian tubes!

appears to be male. more detailed pic a little closer would be better

male. not even close

wow! i had no idea H. maculata was known for long periods between molts. i got a 1/4 inch sling about 5 months ago and has molted 3 times and is in premolt rite now. my sling is a super feeder, loves lateralis.

i find em here in so cal all the time. they like to burrow in loose soil. they have a nickel sized hole to the opening of the burrow. lift up logs or rocks around moist areas. gnarly little guys.

i would switch to a dark color tub. dark, warm and moist is the key. i dont know if it makes any difference but i get apple/avocado/pear crates from the super market, they are made of the same pulp as egg crates and they are free, just ask the produce guys. good luck

P. ornata ,P. rufilata, P. cambrigei, singapore blue all all of these get around 7 inch or larger and look spectacular

get both if u can. but if i had to get one or the other i would probably get the H. maculata

get a big aggressive P. cancerides feed it mice and be impressed.

wait till they have offspring then wait till thoes offspring have offspring then its a mature colony. thats my opinion. with lobsters that should be around 6 months possibly less.

wait till they have offspring then wait till thoes offspring have offspring then its a mature colony. thats my opinion. with lobsters that should be around 6 months possibly less.

its a male B. dubia nymph. blaberus nymphs look alot like the one pictured but have more orange sploches. you can tell male by the last segment of the abdomen on the underside.

Ive seen P. cambridgei mixed with P. irminia. I wasnt impressed didnt look as good as either one by itself.

i completely agree with the magnifying glasses. i spent 3.99 for a set of 5 eye loupes ( the kind jewelers use that can be held in one eye) they fit perfectly over the lenses of my camera. i can get completely unreal shots by stacking a 10x on a 7x for a total of 70x magnification.

i vote dubia also. i don't keeping them outside is a good idea. remember dubia need mid 80'sF for fast breeding results. they have no smell.

i work at a butcher shop and i often feed beef heart to my large pixie frogs! i have not tried it with pedes im sure they would accept it and love it. but the question is the nutritional value. raw meat has good protein but not much else. inverts and other pets need to eat an entire prey item to...