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the web design is so simple, make it more livelier to attract more enthusiast. add more color to it...:biggrin:

as i have experience...my scorpions stops eating when they are about to molt, their color starts to be pale and their body is some what bloated as if they have eaten a lot. when this happens mist your scorpion more often than before to avoid bad molts. and you really don't want your pet to have...

androctonus spp. are really cool. I really like them even though i still dont have one. well Im planning to get one soon. yeah!:D

yes, you can actually tell it by its size. It would be much better if you know its instar or number of molts. H. longi usually matured when it is already 7i..i hope that helps:D

A.Maureticanus.Communal, color, and it rocks...:D

Yup, I agree...it also prevents bad molt...:D

Centruroides sp. are generally arboreal and they spend most of their time on trees and barks. So generally, substrate is not that important with this scorpions. You may use coco fiber, coco-peat, or potting soil. You will need some cork bark (a cork board may also do). species of centruroides...

in my experience, molting only takes few hours. some questions bro; how many times in a week do you mist? do you have a false bottom? ...:D

some questions bro, how long has your scorpions been in the enclosure? how often do you mist the enclosure? what temperature are you keeping your scorps? and what type of scorpions is that? 1. its ok if your scorpion doesn't eat, some scorps don't eat in months but they will eat eventually...

Nice scorps you have there...mine just died...those creepy crawling ants took a bite out of my 3 C.vittatus...heheh...what a waste...:D

Thats one RUDE message man...:shame:

Thanx again:worship:...is there any way to prevent it from climbing the enclosure? can you give me some tips.. ok I'll do that. Thanx again..:D

I really dont want to sound harsh or rude, but thats life and he has to face it. He cannot change what has happened and he just have to learn from the experience. I was actually treating him as a man and not as a boy who needs too much comfort. I know he is a good guy, but what can we do if he...

If you ask me, it's really up to you if you really want to leave the hobby, if you are no longer enjoying the hobby then leave. all of this things are really just for the fun of keeping your pets and when the fun is gone, why stay right? you don't need to be dramatic and all, just make up your...

#2 maybe Scorpio maurus palmatus but I really dont know, do you think its an adult? coz Michiel is right, its really hard to ID a juvi...:D

1.5x its body length? isnt that too small? i'll be using a customized terrarium. is 16"x8"x12"(LxWxH) terrarium ok for an adult B.Albo?...:D

do you know what instar it is? mines about 20cm and it's still 5i...:D

I agree with Nomad.It really depends on what you want and how experienced you are in taking care of your scorps...breeding scorps is not that easy and quite dangerous if you don't know what you are doing...and to answer your 10 list of scorp, I think it actually depends on "what place you are...

Thanks for the the advice. But is coco fiber better than peat or potting soil? or are they just the same? dont worry ill post the pic once I get it...:D oh, thats one thing I wanted to know from experienced keepers. you wont see any of those on caresheets on the internet. Thanx...

to add-up, the pedipalps of L.Waig looks very different from L.Aus and L.Aus is more brownish than L.Waig...:D