Don’t speak such blasphemy!!!
I love a few spiders! 
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Haha I feel better about loving the little thing now 
Plus he was from my daughter so means a lot 
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Beautiful and adorable 
nice enclosure too
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Thankyou!
Just a little upgrade today, when he’s bigger he’ll be going into a glass viv 
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Love it! This is probably my favorite thread here!
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I probably won’t own any inverts, but that doesn’t mean I can’t admire all the beautiful ones on this thread! I maybe lying when I say I won’t own any though, I may eventually own an african giant millipede and maybe a praying mantis, but I don’t like how short the lifespan is.
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I don’t remember seeing this thread before, odd! Learned a lot looking through it, y’all have such amazing inverts! Gotta say though the scorpions and tarantulas are driving me nuts with how gorgeous they are
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What species of scorp? Are both pics the same species? Guessing at a glance its a highly venomous buthid species of some kind. Pretty scorp!!
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Parabuthus villosus ‘oranje’, same scorpion in both.
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Very cool photo!
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This makes me shiver
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Don’t be so mean, it only wants a little bite, a small taste….
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Funny thing is I believe thats an OBT and they have a reputation for being fast bite 1st ask questions later wild-child kinda Tarantula. Orange Baboon Tarantula but I’ve heard them also called Orange Bitey Thing.
So unless its a calm chill individual I bet it would possibly nibble just a bit if it could.
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He was not being very chill at the time. He actually attacked my camera from the other side of the enclosure, because he saw me through the glass after I tried to feed him, as you can see, he was not having any of that.
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We had one. She’s was a right moody one. Though you could tong feed her, which was awesome! But fast as hell 
She went to a breeder in the end, so she should have lots of babies by now
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