ScorpSarah
Arachnosquire
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- Apr 24, 2016
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That's a good start, but I would add a couple of more pieces of vertically-oriented bark for them to climb and hide in.View attachment 237213 View attachment 237214
Just set it up. It will have a locked lid and infrared heat lamp as well. Wondering if I should add more rocks? I only have about an inch or two of substrate which is 50/50 sand/coco fiber. Any suggestions?
They're known for not being greatly accurate. Used more for a "range " in tempsI noticed you are using a zoomed thermometer/humidity gauge, have you ever had any issues with it? I recent bought two, and the Temps read the same, but the humidity is different by 8-10 degrees. Is it just a cheap brand?
Yeah they aren't very useful. In fact i'd say they're a waste of money because you don't need them but if you have it why notThey're known for not being greatly accurate. Used more for a "range " in temps
Only one? I would opt for several since they have a good reputation of living together and with having a bunch of them in there you're always guaranteed to see at least a couple of them out and about.View attachment 238363 View attachment 238364
Okay, so the scorpion just came in today. I already put it in the tank and didn't even think to take pics so I hope it comes out tonight... It's hiding somewhere right now, but here is the tank setup. The lid is very secure so no chance of it climbing out.
C. sculpturatus is an arboreal species that needs vertical bark and such to climb and hide in.Looks nice, although it will only use what's on ground level (flat rocks are great). How deep is your substrate?