Need help with a centipede ID...

Thread Starter: web eviction

K so last weekend I was out near juntura oregon just out side of burns and I found a centipede I have never seen here before (20 years of camping trips

Today, 01:49 AM by web eviction

Well, this is awkward...

Thread Starter: akarikuragi

So I put in a b. lateralis nymph for my LP sling today, it hasn't eaten anything larger than a fruit fly since I accidentally dropped it a couple weeks

Today, 01:16 AM by akarikuragi

Phidippus audax

Thread Starter: advan

I've been wanting to shoot jumpers for awhile but with the long winter and my luck, I haven't found any good subjects yet this year. Last week I put my

Today, 02:19 AM by papilio

Ant drinking maple syrup (pic)

Thread Starter: ecooper

Not too much of a story here...I put a drop of maple syrup out in the garden to try and coax ants to stop for a taste and pose for some photos for my

Today, 12:21 AM by ecooper

how to catch rhino beetles, stag beetles

Thread Starter: ferrester

in case you didnt know you can catch them by

slicing a banana with a peel and put it in a plastic zip bag

pour some beer and

Today, 12:04 AM by ferrester

The R.crassicauda in the hobby circuit are not from Brazil, but from Southern Guyana. The Rupununi savannah area to be more precise. You can keep them

Rhopalurus crassicauda Care

Michiel Today, 02:35 AM

Phew! That's mainly what I was worried about. This one flew up onto my curtains, thought it was a huge moth at first, so I think they can propell themselves

B. dubia escape

Artaeshia Today, 02:28 AM

Boy, do I know how tough jumpers are! These are just outstanding!!

Phidippus audax

papilio Today, 02:19 AM

There are Amazonian whipspiders with a whipspan -front legspan- up to 24" (2 feet).

Show us a report of a pet or child being carried

Giant Spiders in the Amazon Rainforest

Elytra and Antenna Today, 02:07 AM

From the photo I can say with certainty she is not getting ready for a molt.

Molting or Dying Millipede?

Elytra and Antenna Today, 02:00 AM

The ranges overlap in PA and you probably have N. americanus because it is more common plus you say you're further south. For a certin ID you'd have to

Narceus americanus vs. N. annularis

Elytra and Antenna Today, 01:56 AM