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Bump - both are still alive, I decided to remove the male to his own enclosure

Today, I paired my A. liouvillei and observed for a long time, nothing happened so I stepped away, in a very short time frame I came back to check on them and found a weird gel in a straight line and some white stuff that I assumed is poop inside a plastic hide. There is a stone he could've used...

So apparently my L.H pair (and the others honestly) are more than big enough to pair so I am going to attempt it today and record. Both pairs are easily around 3 inches and bulky. Probably already in last instar for a while. Will update soon. I love the A.L pair too much to chance anything but...

Is it safe to say that if a LQ or Androctonus is able to be sexed, then it is old/big enough to breed and reproduce?

I will continue to feed them and observe. I will probably pair them in a few short months, will keep this post updated between now and then

Bump, anyone? I am thinking of pairing them soon but don't want to make any mistakes of course

As title says I am looking for any information on breeding for Leiurus Haenggii and Androctonus Liouvillei I have a 1.1 pair of both and I would say they're roughly 2.5 to 3 inches long maybe slightly more eating 3/4'' crickets pics attached and shows both L.H and one of the A.L, second not...

I have a 1.1 pair of both... - Leiurus Haenggii - Androctonus Liouvillei I have never heard of LH or LQ etc spraying venom but always been more of a reptile guy so I could be severely mistaken. I could have sworn someone warned me of this possibility with the AL's but the thread is gone...

I just got an OBT trying to get decent pics

Honestly it sounds like a predatory flatworm or more likely predatory aquatic earthworm of some kind. It is interesting though because that sounds exactly like the kinda thing that would be fun to keep.

Hey everyone, so quite some time ago I had a very nice Tarantula/Scorpion collection and then I decided to focus on my reptiles. Well, that's going very well so I figured I'd dip my toes back into the invert world. Incoming - x1 "Red sea" Leiurus quinquastriatus x1 Androctonus liouvillei...

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So, with all the great resources and suggestions, I have quite the work cut out for me come spring / summer! For now though, I did a thing... There might be an invoice for x1 red sea Leiurus quinquastriatus & x1 Androctonus liouvillei. I saw one of thos for sale in a local pet store down the...

Theres one milipede on there that I'd love to find, lol

I completely agree but whatever there is I'll run with it lol. Kinda tough considering import and export hassle and cost. I know Pseudoscorpions are found in Ontario but thats my limit of knowledge on that. Toe biters, water bugs, are also in Ontario Besides that I am lost and even then...

I am very interested in predatory flatworms/planaria, velvet worms, nemertea, pseudoscorpions, and more. Mainly looking for info on native options however limited, or similar species adapted to the area perhaps? Also to clarify, I am mostly interested in finding things locally. I do like the...