Hi guys,
I am still in the 'research' phase and haven't picked up a scorpion just yet. But eventually, I may very well pick up an emperor scorpion to start.
However, my local dealer carries scorplings that are 2 months old now. So I guess I probably will be purchasing a very young 'juvenile' scorpling?
The question I have is... that I have two large plastic containers which I can house a young scorpion. Of course, as the scorpion matures, I will move him to a bigger enclosure...
Updated with demensions: I say large in relation to the scorpion.
I am planning to use one of them to house the scorpion, and the other one to start a worm farm.
Both boxes are rectangular.
Box 1 is shorter in length, but higher. (Deeper substrate?) 10" X 7" X 5"
Box 2 is longer in length, but lower in height. 14" X 7" X 4"
Which one do you think will be more appropriate for the scorpion?
Note: I also have a 7" X 4" X 5" critter keeper.
I am still in the 'research' phase and haven't picked up a scorpion just yet. But eventually, I may very well pick up an emperor scorpion to start.
However, my local dealer carries scorplings that are 2 months old now. So I guess I probably will be purchasing a very young 'juvenile' scorpling?
The question I have is... that I have two large plastic containers which I can house a young scorpion. Of course, as the scorpion matures, I will move him to a bigger enclosure...
Updated with demensions: I say large in relation to the scorpion.
I am planning to use one of them to house the scorpion, and the other one to start a worm farm.
Both boxes are rectangular.
Box 1 is shorter in length, but higher. (Deeper substrate?) 10" X 7" X 5"
Box 2 is longer in length, but lower in height. 14" X 7" X 4"
Which one do you think will be more appropriate for the scorpion?
Note: I also have a 7" X 4" X 5" critter keeper.
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