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Hey folks,
This question is mostly for my roommate who got a Desert Hair scorp adult the other day. What advice, beyond what I see in caresheets does anyone have in keeping these?
He has it on some ugly blue sand he got at petsmart I think, in a 2.5 gallon aquariam, with a plastic heart shaped box half buried in the sand. How are they as far as ventilation goes? We watched it tear up a meal of 2 adult crickets today... and I definately got a kick out of watching scorpion mouths move.
Is this colored sand safe? Should he ventilate better than a glass top with a few holes? How about feeding? how often, how much?
Bill
This question is mostly for my roommate who got a Desert Hair scorp adult the other day. What advice, beyond what I see in caresheets does anyone have in keeping these?
He has it on some ugly blue sand he got at petsmart I think, in a 2.5 gallon aquariam, with a plastic heart shaped box half buried in the sand. How are they as far as ventilation goes? We watched it tear up a meal of 2 adult crickets today... and I definately got a kick out of watching scorpion mouths move.
Is this colored sand safe? Should he ventilate better than a glass top with a few holes? How about feeding? how often, how much?
Bill