Anoplogaster
Arachnodemon
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- Jan 15, 2017
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Hey scorp folks!
I've had my A. australis male for a little over two weeks now. He's still refusing food. His enclosure is quite simple: Kritter Keeper with dry sand and a cork flat for a hide. I mist occassionally, and I've seen him come out to drink.
His enclosure is actually sitting inside an old home built frilled dragon enclosure right now. I gave the dragon away, and have since cleaned everything out. So it's basically a wooden cabinet. The lights and ceramic heat emitter are still installed, but are turned off. I actually put his enclosure in there so my cat wouldn't disturb it. Would it be wise to turn on the ceramic heater to boost the temps? The heater is attached way up on the ceiling of the large enclosure, so is no where near the kritter keeper that the scorp is in. If I turn it on, it'll just warm the air around it.
If anyone wants pics, I can do that when I get a chance
I've had my A. australis male for a little over two weeks now. He's still refusing food. His enclosure is quite simple: Kritter Keeper with dry sand and a cork flat for a hide. I mist occassionally, and I've seen him come out to drink.
His enclosure is actually sitting inside an old home built frilled dragon enclosure right now. I gave the dragon away, and have since cleaned everything out. So it's basically a wooden cabinet. The lights and ceramic heat emitter are still installed, but are turned off. I actually put his enclosure in there so my cat wouldn't disturb it. Would it be wise to turn on the ceramic heater to boost the temps? The heater is attached way up on the ceiling of the large enclosure, so is no where near the kritter keeper that the scorp is in. If I turn it on, it'll just warm the air around it.
If anyone wants pics, I can do that when I get a chance