3 new scorps! (Uroplectes Chubbi, H. Franzwernerie, Tityus Stigmurus) Help

[ArachnoDrew]

Here I go again.... Just ordered 3 new scorps that are expected to arrive tomorrow.
H Franzernierie care I'm not so worried about will be kept same as my Jayakari

Tityus Stigmurus can be kept similar to (R J unceus or C. Gracilis?)

And I can hardly find ANY care info for Uroplectes Chubbi. (So happy I'm getting this) any info will help a bunch

Thanks!!!!!
Will post pictures upon arrival

 

[Stugy]

It's franzwerneri. I think the original name was changed to that in honor of Franz Werner (the guy who created Hottentotta). And wow! It's crazy how much your collection is growing! Man if I could find a job I could grow my collection as fast

 

[ArachnoDrew]

It's franzwerneri. I think the original name was changed to that in honor of Franz Werner (the guy who created Hottentotta). And wow! It's crazy how much your collection is growing! Man if I could find a job I could grow my collection as fast

Sorry "typo" Lol yea I read a small piece on that about a week ago when I was googling care stuff for it. Interesting how there names get chosen.

Thanks I'm telling you it became a new addiction. Behind the scenes ive thinned down on 2 of them . I no longer have my AFS or desert hairy. (traded them in a sense to make room for others I find more interesting) so I'm excited. All the ones I have now are going to make a really nice collection . I have my eye out on a few more.

I feel you man it's a money pit when collecting lol

 

[RTTB]

Enjoy your new scorpions.

 

[Christianb96]

tityus is kept like other bark scopions make sure to providr vertical bark for molting and birthing.those chubbis look very cool,and id love to find some of those H. franzwerneri but i cant buy any more scorpions untill after i move cross country. enjoy!

 

[ArachnoDrew]

nobody got info on the chubbi lol -_-

 

[Christianb96]

nobody got info on the chubbi lol -_-

look up where they are found in the wild, find out if they are tropical or dessert.

 

[ArachnoDrew]

I have a bit, there isn't much info, The person who sold it to me (did me a favor) and parted with one he didn't plan too for breeding, Mentioned the one im getting is from his 2nd brood (successfully raised). the first brood all died off, said they are a hard Sp. to keep from baby to adult, but he gave me an idea on how he kept them so I guess that will have to be my only reference for now,

haven't even been able to dig up old posts on here, hardly talked about

 

[ArachnoDrew]

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[Christianb96]

http://skorp.io/productdisplay/uroplectes-chubbi-hirst-1911

first link on google

 

[ArachnoDrew]

yea I saw that not a lot of info but good basic info. im thinking of just trying a desert setup like I keep the others, seems like A lot of heat is needed

 

[TheScorpionMan]

Here I go again.... Just ordered 3 new scorps that are expected to arrive tomorrow.
H Franzernierie care I'm not so worried about will be kept same as my Jayakari

Tityus Stigmurus can be kept similar to (R J unceus or C. Gracilis?)

And I can hardly find ANY care info for Uroplectes Chubbi. (So happy I'm getting this) any info will help a bunch

Thanks!!!!!
Will post pictures upon arrival

Nice! I still have my franzwerneri and it's a pleasure to have. It never hides, it's always on top of it's hide. I plan to get more at some point for future breeding. Tityus stigmurus are also pretty awesome but be careful as they are pretty HOT and are parthogenic. As for U. Chubbi, I keep u. Vittatus currently rn and I just keep it on sand with a log hide and a water dish. A YouTuber I watch has a u. Chubbi and appears to keep it the same way.

 

[ArachnoDrew]

Yea my Jayakari is rarely hidden. Always out and with a super nasty attitide
Awesome tovknow about Tityus haven't done all my research on it yet
And the Chubbi was an awesome come across . Really looking forward to it.

Lol "the spider man"?

 

[brolloks]

Congrats on the new additions! Nice to see some more Uroplectes in the hobby. I keep U. triangulifer(dark morph), carinatus, and planimanus. All are kept in a desert type setup with water dish filled once a week. My temperatures range from 24c at night to 27-30c during the day. I have personally found those that I have kept so far are really super hardy. My planimanus gave birth to 22 scorplings and I did not have any issues with raising them up.

 

[TheScorpionMan]

Lol yeah the spiderman

 

[ArachnoDrew]

Thanks man , planimanus was one I almost picked up too lol really nice

Thanks for the info

 

[ArachnoDrew]

Yea I follow him i saw his videos but I wouldn't trust him with a care sheet lol. He puts all the scorps on the same exact setup..... then again mostly has desert types

Lol yeah the spiderman

 

[TheScorpionMan]

Yea I follow him i saw his videos but I wouldn't trust him with a care sheet lol. He puts all the scorps on the same exact setup..... then again mostly has desert types

Yeah he also has c. Gracilis I think which he keeps on eco earth or potting soil or something like that.

 

[ArachnoDrew]

Yea with no vertical bark. Last i saw it was just cocofiber a bottle cap and laid down peice of bark lol

 

[TheScorpionMan]

Yea with no vertical bark. Last i saw it was just cocofiber a bottle cap and laid down peice of bark lol

Lol classic