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Dictators are definitly fiesty, my adult female is very quick to sting and pinch, very awesome scorpions though!

its just a matter of time before they come off, maybe a week or so

After months of research and thinking i finally decided to purchase a nile monitor, saw some at an expo and decided to buy one, im so excited and cant wait till he is bigger and i can build a large custom enclosure. right now hes housed in a super basic 40 gallon untill i can get some nice...

thats good to know. i was a bit worried because im so picky about the tempature i keep my scorpions at. 70 degrees it is!

what tempature do you keep your Ts at? i see alot of people keep theres at room tempature (atleast 70 F) so i was just curious what everyone does. Personally i keep mine at room tempature except for my slings which stay in my heating cabinet, but i have not been keeping Ts long so idk how right...

@Moakmeister oddly enough no, this gal has always preffered striking to anything else, really odd for her size and species!

someone did not like me opening the enclosure. note the venom dripping.

@nicodimus22 i wasnt going to buy anything at the expo but i couldnt pass ot up! been looking for one for awhile!

just got this beautiful G.pulchra at the kentucky reptile exposition today!

wow thats awesome, i didnt relize they where communal, does that go for parabuthus species in general or just transvaalicus?

@KezyGLA thank you!

Pterinochilus murinus. rehoused and was able to get a decent picture hopefully can be sexed, about 2"

a picture and species would help alot. my C.gracilis slings fed several days after leaving the mothers back on wingless fruit flies

they are def not communal, ive had no sucess in trying to mate my pair of trogs, they are very aggresive towards one another. the feeding of pinkies to inverts is a touchy subject, it really has no benefit to the scorpion, and would be a rather messy clean up.

i started with one P.dictator, and then ended up buying another, and just branched out from there. my small species and slings mainly eat crickets and red runners, my larger species eat hissers and adult red runners, and sometimes i tong feed them super worms to mix it up a bit. im trying to...

yeah i hear yeah. i started with scorpions and then got into tarantulas. ill be doing the same kind of move next month. 16 hours from kentucky to colorado, with 17 scorpions, 6 tarantulas, and a gecko lol

sorry for the late response, got busy. based on the shape of the operculum this is what i think. keep in mind im no expert so i could be wrong on a few. 1. male 2. female 3. female 4. male 5. female 6. female 7. unsure possible female. 8. female 9. unsure possible male 3 and 6 are most likely...

it would be nice :)

they have both molted once, and im almost sure i have a male and a female, because thr suspected female is much larger then the male.( unless they where different instars when i got them which is possible)

nice! one of my favorite species! i have 2 slings and cant wait till they grow up!