Recent content by kodakcollector

I have been considering that, when we get here permanently.

We are in Oregon, I can probably find someone there. But, i will need much better pictures. Which I think I can do. Once I track down where they live. More on the patio. I really appreciate your help.

I tried to post a mp4 of the red walking across the patio. But, apparently i can't. I am happy to send it to anyone interested or put it in drop box as its 44mb. This one on the patio has much more color than the one on the cistern. Also the one hiding next to the pvc pipe also had more red than...

Wow, thanks! The big problem is we are retiring to Mexico and I don't speak Spanish. We are not here permanently yet, so I have not spent as much time as i would like following these guys around. Next time I find one, I will follow it for a couple hours. Or at least sit and watch it until it...

Okay, so now I have to do a lot of research. Since I am not catching anyone so far. I need to figure out if I can find the same one and where he or she might live or hang out. How much territory does it roam in. From reading posts, it seems they do not need much room in captivity, but, here on...

I know nothing! Rank beginner, finding these beauties in the wild. Have not decided to catch any. Hoping to see bigger ones after winter is over... based on the frequency of sightings, I think there might be quite a few here... i can try to photograph ruler next time.

Its only a inch or so, can they be mature when that little?

I was just on our cistern and found this little one on the wall. No red. We are at 7,000 feet in central Mexico just outside San Miguel de Allende. Trying to figure out just how many varieties we have here. Thanks Charlie

I think these are still babies, but I sure hope they will be doing that when it gets warmer. Your welcome.

Thanks everyone, although I have kept critters in the past, for now my terrarium is five acres of tall grass, mesquite and cactus. I would like to know where to look for these crawlers. To see if I can photograph one in its den. Maybe someone can identify if I am finding more than one variety...

We are moving to the high desert in Mexico. Recently, we have found adolescent tarantulas walking in our yard. I assume that there are way more around than we have discovered. I have not captured any. I would like to learn more about them. The top image was taken yesterday, the bottom two about...