Agree with mites, i would manually remove them with a paint brush and clean/replace everything in the enclosure
Edit: in the last picture you can see them around the base of the legs too, would do a thorough check and check the other scorpions if you had it in a communal
Yups, common. They are very communal. The males allow their webs to be used by others and they all share prey catches. Not unusual to see two of them sucking on the same bug at the same time. Slings are treated as just another member of the community. Eventually the kids move off, either making...
There's a thread for that ;) .
https://arachnoboards.com/threads/what-species-are-you-keeping-currently.344647/
Had a few exciting, long awaited additions in the past week or two in order to lock in some future projects.
0.1 Chilobrachys sp South Thailand Blue
0.1 Aphonopelma bicoloratum...
...0.1 C natanicharum
0.0.1 H himalayana
0.0.1 P murinus "Kigoma"
0.0.1 C versicolor
0.0.1 O "Phan Cay Blue"
0.0.1 G pulchra
0.0.10 M balfouri (communal)
0.0.1 C hosei
0.0.2 T blondi
1.1 B simoroxigorum
0.0.3 L sazimai
0.0.2 P auratus
0.0.1 C "Kaeng Krachan"
Other spiders:
1x Heteropoda boei
2x...
Communals can be done but will not be recommended on AB by many members.
Communals if one so desires and cannot be deterred from doing it should only be attempted by a very experienced keeper.
If you don't know what to visually look for on a MM or a molt then you shouldn't have attempted a...
I am basically asking if I should remove the male from the COMMUNAL enclosure or is it ok to keep him in there? ... Apparently there are 3 female and 1 male...
I was thinking that when mixed inside communal they will just breed naturally bythemself but Is not this the case as I am understanding...
Hello guys, I have 4 Balfouri since almost 1 and half year, they were sling when I first got them...
I recently rehouse them from an old to a newer enclosure...
I have noticed that one of them is pretty " slim " , compared to the others friend told me it should be a male and I should keep...
Are they all communal for every species?? I think it’s centipedes that aren’t. But I could be wrong. 😑
I had ivory’s once but they didn’t do so well I should had a clearer more displayed cage.
They're not, really. When mine started laying egg sacs, I started reading research papers to prepare, and one paper described the behavior of S. triangulosa slings under different conditions with controls for temperature, humidity, and prey availability. I learned that captive slings don't...
...mind of it's own as to which way is up. I didn't include any of their orchids. They aren't really interested in them. Just have 30 or 40.
Communal growth. The ferm provides moisture and shade for the volunteers beneath it.
It can't decide which is it's trunk.
Local vegetation tries...
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