2024年4月9日 · Those amblypygi YouTube superstars are most often of the genus Euphrynichus; I believe E. amanica is a commonly viewed one. With a maximum whipspan of around two feet, these are the largest arachnids in the world in terms of length.

2020年1月14日 · We (I mean Canadians) are fortunate to have such an impressive availability of different Amblypygi species to choose from, something out neighbours can only dream of... 1 Jan 14, 2020

2018年6月29日 · Ah, yeah, that makes sense. Though I saw somewhere a woman who said she lets her young kids play with her amblypygi and they are really docile and chill, so I wonder if it varies by species/individual. Like I said, I probably wouldn't be handling it that much anyway other than for rehousing/cleaning or if someone comes over and wants to have a ...

2010年12月23日 · Hi all, this is my first post on AB though I've been lurking for a while. My boyfriend just took me to the pet store to get my xmas present, a baby Amblypygi/Tanzanian tailless whip scorpion. :D From what I understand they're …

2009年6月15日 · Amblypygi - whip spiders pictures. Thread starter Banshee05; Start date Jun 15, 2009; Prev. 1 ...

2022年5月4日 · I meant the isopods. I haven’t kept this species so I don’t know if they’re climbers. Climbing isopods can stress out and even kill a moulting amblypygi. Don’t keep climbers with your amblypygi. Dwarf varieties that stay underground all the time are a safer bet.

2019年1月3日 · Is it possible for mold to grow directly on amblypygi? Recently got two H. batesii babies. Set ups are 120 oz. food canisters with a few ventilation holes on lid. Cocofiber substrate with leaning piece of styrofoam. No visible fungus/mold elsewhere in …

2020年1月21日 · Amblypygi are not very susceptible to fungi, as opposed to spiders and scorpions. Some of them live in very moldy environments while other slow growing species have fungi and algae growing right on their body.

2019年2月7日 · (The frogs, lizard, and snake do have lights over their cages - but they're on a different rack, on the other side of the room.) The time I see the amblypygi most active is when I creep into the room quietly at night, with a small flashlight. I don't turn on the main room lights - I just use the flashlight to peek into the cages.

2009年6月15日 · HARVEY, M. S. & P. L. J. WEST. 1998. New species of Charon (Amblypygi, Charontidae) from Northern Australia and Christmas Island. Journal of Arachnology, 26: 273-284. WILSON, C. 2002. Threatened species of the northern territory: Oenpelli whip scorpion Charon oenpelli. Northern Territory Government: 1-3.... the following species are known ...