Thanks guys. I am really happy to be able to offer these into the hobby here. I know I'll be checking in to see all of your pics later! These have been my favorite to keep even moreso than Parabuthus villosus. My friend is getting the villosus orange morph specimens I have so hopefully there...
Thanks Michiel! 42 of them. I'm trying get them gone quickly before it gets too hot. Plus, I am moving and don't want to pay a pet deposit of $300 PER ANIMAL if I get caught....that might be bad.
Here's the newest brood from my now 2nd final time schlechteri mommy. My male finally got too old and kicked the cricket. Anyway...I'd been checking on her every couple of weeks and here's the gold. First brood was 28. This one is 42.
I've been away for a while, but it sure looks like things are the same around here. I was really hoping Parabuthus would expand in the U.S, but you know how that went. I will probably be getting out of the trade this next year as kids will be in my future so I will be parting with my latest...
I kept one under unfavorable conditions for molting from 2i to 3i for 6 months. Eventually, he did. Other specimens kept under good conditions and feeding once per week tend to really do well.
Worms are high in fat with what meat they have available other than the exo ( which is a lot of its weight). I also balance between crickets and worms like others here. Crickets are a very balanced food and offer good nutritional properties as well as roaches, as long as they are loaded...
Well there are species like Androctonus crassicauda that come from different areas and they have different attributes. However, I do not know about this one. Good question.
Without proper heating you can prolong the molting process by months. This may be your situation. Between test groups of 2i deathstalkers I had, the two groups (heated and non-heated) had a general difference of two months longer to molt to third instar.
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