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Have known DITB for years via the various places people in the invert hobby meet each other... Finally traded him a few things for a few things of interest to me that he keeps and I am happy to say that everything in the package arrived alive, was well packed, and there were even a couple...

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My experience is that they are common some years(when I will find 2, 3, or more) and apparently nonexistent others. You will rarely see them running around unless you are road cruising a lot...I most often find them under rocks in sandy soil.

Ty for the welcomes. :)

Go for a 50cal ammo box, seriously...dont screw around. Its easier, provides space to store stuff, and looks cool. ;) The socket(with mounting plate not in photo), bulb, and cord going to them all fits into the box w/ some bubble wrap keeping everything safe. And...get a 400w inverter from...

Been active in the invert hobby for ~5 yrs, keeping them a bit longer... Not sure exactly why I am making this post, the majority of people that have similar interest already know me, but...why not. I know a lot about a lot of the native species of invertebrates in the SW USA and have...

Solfugids are loads of fun and its the time of year to find them... I hand fed this guy today, took a mealworm from my fingers :) I also have a second smaller one...but this guy is in an empty 16oz deli cup

A more reasonable expectation would be 3-5 years from a subadult/adult specimen in captivity, possibly longer depending on care and conditions. Something I have had success with to get around how this species often has trouble with molts in captivity is to simply make sure it can build a decent...

Glad its working so well for you. :) Puts my finds to shame...