Tarantulas and Spiders

[BFE Pets]

I can give him scorpion care easily. I've kept everything at least once before. I was even first in the US to have certain Tityus species.

Do you still know anyone reputable that I can get good deals from on some various Tityus species?

[Neal]

Do you still know anyone reputable that I can get good deals from on some various Tityus species?

Yes I know quite a few people, but it's all going to boil down to what species of Tityus you want and what you're looking to spend. PM me what species you want and I'll tell you if it's even doable then we can talk about prices and I'll direct you in the right direction.

Some Tityus are cheap and some can be $50ish a pop. All depends on the rarity.

[carlson]

New hang out spot. Unless I look at her or the cage to hard then back to the hole!!
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[3skulls]

Man they love filling in their water bowls.

G. pulchra
First molt in about a year or may over a year at this point.

[carlson]

I guess this is how a t says leave it empty dumb a$$

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[kat_black181]

I don't believe this would be the case with any of them. If you're going to start though stay with something native. The Asian ones can be pretty nasty and cause trouble.

Maybe I was thinking about millipedes. Yea...I think I'd want one of those. Lol

[Neal]

Maybe I was thinking about millipedes. Yea...I think I'd want one of those. Lol

Just do your research first, that's the best advice I can offer besides staying with something native.

[kat_black181]

Just do your research first, that's the best advice I can offer besides staying with something native.

Why native? I'm just curious because I've never kept any insects before.

[Mephibosheth1]

Read about the Asian ones...you'll see why

[kat_black181]

What about giant African millipedes?