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The red blob is a Dinothrombium magnificum, aka the Giant Velvet Mite - I just learned that myself after coming back from Tucson :biggrin:

More ATS Con photos Since I took a million and a half photos as well I figured I should add a few :geek: To be continued...

The preliminary schedule is now up for you to see here: http://www.atshq.org/boards/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=28709

Just a quick reminder that the deadline to book the room at the conference hotel for the cheaper conference rate is Monday, June 18th! Here is a link to the reservations page: http://www.hilton.com/en/hi/groups/personalized/T/TUSHTHH-ATS-20120718/index.jhtml?WT.mc_id=POG The conference...

... just a quick reminder that the Bug Fair at the Natural History Museum in LA is coming up this weekend! Check out the link: http://www.nhm.org/site/activities-programs/bug-fair I'll be at the ATS table both days, so come and say Hi! Anette

More CA Expos / Fairs Bug Fair at the Natural History Museum http://www.nhm.org/site/activities-programs/bug-fair NARBC show in Anaheim http://narbc.com/Anaheim/anaheim.html

I got three of Abby's clay tarantulas at home and they are definitely the highlights of my tarantula art collection! Very well done and true to detail. You rock, Abby! Anette

Interesting case - I have never seen femurs fused like this. How about this: if your spider is eating and doesn't show any other signs of distress it's not really a "problem" for your tarantula. Wait one molt and see if it fixes itself. If it does - perfect. If it still has fused femurs...

I am a bit (just a bit???) of a computer idiot and the program doesn't seem to run on Mac. Any advice???