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Hey! Here's a new, isopod exclusive post for you guys to check out! :) http://allaboutarthropods.blogspot.com/2016/12/collecting-success-and-enclosure.html

That's actually one of the main reasons I decided to start a blog. Instead of going through the trouble of adjusting the size of pics and uploading them to drop boxes and such, I could simply make up nice organized posts and share as many pics as I want without any of the hassle. Thanks! I...

This really looks like P.americana to me, although I think Hisserdude would be better at confirming. :)

Hello! I published my newest blog post on some awesome and rare new roaches that I received from Spencer Thornton(he's not on this forum but he's known as Sleepy Lemur on the roach forum)! Here ya go: http://allaboutarthropods.blogspot.com/2016/11/new-roaches-from-spencer.html Hope you guys...

Thank you. :)

Thanks! :)  Your blog isn't half bad either!

Hello Everyone! I though I'd share the four-post photo series that I did on all of my invertebrates with you guys. :)   Here are the four post: http://allaboutinsectsblog.blogspot.com/2016/11/photos-my-roaches.html http://allaboutinsectsblog.blogspot.com/2016/11/photos-my-isopods.html...

No need to worry, that's perfectly normal cleaning behavior. :)

You would likely only be able to comfortably house a maximum of about 3 tailless whip scorpions(I assume you mean D.diadema?)in a 10 gallon enclosure. B.giganteus wouldn't be a great choice for that size enclosure, you would only be able to house a very small amount of them in that size...

They will eat fish food pellets, fruit flies, small crickets, and possibly springtails. Coconut fiber would be fine for substrate and some pieces of bark for them to climb on would be good.

Very nice M.giganteus and enclosure! :) I got a pair of these from Peter as well, I've tried mating them3 times( not sure if any of the attempts were successful) and now I'm waiting to see if the female will construct a birthing chamber.  Would be really nice to get some hatchlings of this...

Very cool, the first three spiders seem to be Tigrosa helluo,  the female with the egg case seems to be Pardosa mackenziana, and the small ones also seem to be a species of Pardosa.

Hello Everyone! I have the following for sale: 2 very small Maevia inclemens( Dimorphic Jumping Spider) slings- $4 for both Adult Castianeira cingulata( Two-banded Ant Mimic Spider)- $7 Adult female Scyodes thoracica( Spitting Spider)- $6 Phidippus audax sexed pair( Bold Jumping Spider)- $15...

That setup would be ok for a vinegaroon, but it isn't really deep enough for them to burrow so you'd have to add a hide if you got one. That would probably work for a flat rock scorpion as well.

Awesome, very cool! :)

Hey once again everybody, Here's my newest blog post featuring my new M.giganteus adult pair, P.diabolicus, and colony of N.cinerea! http://allaboutarthropods.blogspot.com/2016/07/new-arrivals-are-here.html Hope you all enjoy!          

Received my second shipment from Kyle a couple days ago, and received a bunch of new, healthy feeder roaches! I bought 100 Nauphoeta cinerea, but he gave me easily 150+, thanks so much Kyle!   Despite receiving so many roaches not a single one arrived dead! My new giant vinegaroons  have...

Awesome, Glad that they are reproducing for you, let me know as well if you ever end up selling any! :)

Hey Everybody! Really glad to share that I have acquired a pair of P.diabolicus and am attempting to breed them, wish me luck! See my new beauties right here!  http://allaboutarthropods.blogspot.com/2016/06/new-diabolical-ironclad.html 

Glad you got your scorpions to reproduce successfully, I just had my female Tigrosa helluo give birth as well, it's funny how the babies lay around on the mom's back :D