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A few female crickets that survived the last few nights have laid eggs in the soil of my tank, and I think that the eggs have a good chance of hatching in the conditions in my tank. Will the scorps eat the crickets when they hatch?

Yeah, I have mite problems with my lizards before, and I know just how quickly they'll colonize your tank.

So after a few weeks of having no crickets I finally managed to get a hold of ten big fat adults, so I dumped em all in the ol five gallon tank with my two heterometrus (a lot of crix for a small tank I know) and this morning theres a few crickets all huddled together basking on the driftwood...

sorry to hear man thats bad news :(

aidan, is it normal for my scorp to rest with it's tail sitting on the ground beside it, mine has been doing this lately. one is getting real fat, and the other one is the one thats dragging its tail, and growing thinner.

would i just put the fish in front of it, or in the water dish, or what? i'm just wondering.

thats a great looking scorpion man.

As some of you may know, my fish tank has been the $#!%s lately, and I may be getting rid of the fish if I cant work something out. My five gallon tank the fish would be leaving is qutie a bit smaller than the ten gallon my scorps are in now, but can I move then into the five gallon? I have...

Like the naked chicks? No offense to the feminine members of this board.

What other kind of pics do you look at man? ;) That place is full of porn pics. :D

cool, mine just sit there until you toucn them:D

wow, ive only seen mine eat once. i dont even think they do eat

My scorp, which is a heterometrus, im almost sure spinifer, is probably three inches from the tip of the jaws mandibles to the base of the, uh, forget the name..........tail. And is it normal for my two scorps to sleep right on top of each other in the same burrow. im afraid one of them is...

i dont think emps stridulate. some heterometrus can, but ive never heard mine do it. i think its cuased by rubbing together body parts. either that or rapidly venting air out of the spiracles.

ive kept freshwater red-claw crab. Sesarma bidens before and they would love thast kind of habitat.

maybe your scorp was about to molt. a lot of inverts will be perfectly still no matter what you do to them right before they molt.

dave, i read the bible, and it says all animals are there for humans, and snakes and scorps and a bunch of other critters are all evil. dont as for the quote, i dont remember. do not reply to me in hostility, i mean not to start a debate with anyone.

feel da powa o da lord!!! scorpions are considered evil by the cristian faith.

ive kept treefrogs before and ive had a few breed, if they'res a female in the tank, they were probably having sex.

when i meant sensitive i guess i should have said "sensitive to change", which is also what most sources point out. my mistake. my tank is great for growing plants, since its a small tank, 5 gallon, the crypts grew roots filling the entire layer of sand on the bottom. which i might add is...