Quinnscorpionempress
Arachnopeon
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- Jan 26, 2021
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Nope, just normal bumps. By the way, that sub looks rather dry from what I can see. Can we see it’s enclosure?So I got a emperor scorpion about a year and a half ago, and I’m seeing black dots near their front of their face, I’m wondering if they are mites, also sorry that I took the pictures with the flash on. View attachment 373623
Sure I can show you a picture, sometimes it gets dry, but I do mist itNope, just normal bumps. By the way, that sub looks rather dry from what I can see. Can we see it’s enclosure?
Alright thank you so much, sorry I know a decent amount of stuff about scorpions, but I Mostly collect lizards.No need to mist it that is just a wasteful effort just remoisten the substrate by lightly pouring water into it. Giant forest scorpions do not need a wet habitat just need a deep moist substrate to burrow into and waterdish that is always filled. A bit of moss doesn't hurt either.
No problem, if I may make suggestions, 2.5 - 5 gallon would be much preferable to a KK. Provide 4"-6" of moist substrate, it will construct a burrow. I heat mine with a lamp with a thermostat. Whenever a spot of the surface gets dry beneath the lamp I just lightly pour water back into it. This species just requires a moist habitat and a large waterdish.Alright thank you so much, sorry I know a decent amount of stuff about scorpions, but I Mostly collect lizards.
Wait so I should use a heat lamp? I have an extra one, but I don’t know if that’s the best ideaNo problem, if I may make suggestions, 2.5 - 5 gallon would be much preferable to a KK. Provide 4"-6" of moist substrate, it will construct a burrow. I heat mine with a lamp with a thermostat. Whenever a spot of the surface gets dry beneath the lamp I just lightly pour water back into it. This species just requires a moist habitat and a large waterdish.
Wait so I should use a heat lamp? I have an extra one, but I don’t know if that’s the best idea