Last year I received my first whip spiders, after finding them ugly, freaky looking and uninteresting creatures for a long time This year I purchased a third species, so I thought it was time for some pics. I am not aiming to own a large variety of species, but I find them interesting and fascinating enough to keep and try to breed several species.
Phrynus marginemaculatus (USA, Florida)
Phrynus barbadensis (Barbados)
Damon annulatipes (Republic of South Africa)
I keep the P.barbadensis and P.marginemaculatus and D,annulatipes young in 1000 cc/ 1 L soup cups and the adult D.annulatipes are housed in 8 x 8 x 8 inch plastic boxes with a damp subtrate that will be allowed to dry out, ample ventilation holes, vertical aswell as horizontal slabs of bark (that backwall stuff) that allow walking and molting and a plastic jarcap with some water.
More pics will follow in time I hope
Regards,
Michiel
Phrynus marginemaculatus (USA, Florida)
Phrynus barbadensis (Barbados)
Damon annulatipes (Republic of South Africa)
I keep the P.barbadensis and P.marginemaculatus and D,annulatipes young in 1000 cc/ 1 L soup cups and the adult D.annulatipes are housed in 8 x 8 x 8 inch plastic boxes with a damp subtrate that will be allowed to dry out, ample ventilation holes, vertical aswell as horizontal slabs of bark (that backwall stuff) that allow walking and molting and a plastic jarcap with some water.
More pics will follow in time I hope
Regards,
Michiel
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