Emporer vs Asian Forest?

Emp or Forest?

  • Emperor

    Votes: 20 58.8%
  • Asian Forest

    Votes: 13 38.2%
  • Other, named in reply

    Votes: 1 2.9%

  • Total voters
    34

doodledog

Arachnopeon
Joined
Apr 6, 2017
Messages
37
You're poll is prob over, but I just had to chime in...to me, price didn't matter, looks didn't matter, and size didn't matter... I just wanted to start with a scorp that was more docile and more visible so I could watch them...after careful consideration and many conversations here on AB, I decided on a Hadogenes paucidens (Olive Keeled Flat Rock Scorpion)....i purchased 2 and should have them this Thursday....i also am in discussion with a breeder about a 3rd scorp....the Uroplectes pilosus (Lush Scorpion)...2 quite different species in terms if size, coloring and temperament, but none the less intriguing...go with what you LIKE, not with what is cheapest or easiest to come by, you will be happier...
 

DubiaW

Arachnobaron
Joined
Jan 10, 2017
Messages
471
You're poll is prob over, but I just had to chime in...to me, price didn't matter, looks didn't matter, and size didn't matter... I just wanted to start with a scorp that was more docile and more visible so I could watch them...after careful consideration and many conversations here on AB, I decided on a Hadogenes paucidens (Olive Keeled Flat Rock Scorpion)....i purchased 2 and should have them this Thursday....i also am in discussion with a breeder about a 3rd scorp....the Uroplectes pilosus (Lush Scorpion)...2 quite different species in terms if size, coloring and temperament, but none the less intriguing...go with what you LIKE, not with what is cheapest or easiest to come by, you will be happier...
Hadogenes is an excellent genus! Good choice!
 

Whitelightning777

Arachno-heretic
Joined
Feb 9, 2017
Messages
399
just to confirm this is you're experience with asf?
Yes, with H spinifer. They can be cooled to about 55 degrees in a medical situation, which I only had happen once.

Great pet, everyone should have one but not to handle. Scorp badass3a.jpg



Frequently wild caught females like this one are pregnant.
 
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vexhex89

Arachnopeon
Active Member
Joined
Dec 14, 2021
Messages
31
Pandinus are my favorites.
Calm and relaxed, they just chill around.

While the afs are ultra aggressive towards me. They attack the nightly water mistings if they are out roaming about.
 

Ti1220

Arachnosquire
Joined
Dec 30, 2021
Messages
53
I would not recommend trying to pick up the asain scorpion or atleast mine I have a baby and a almost full grown one and both of them sqaure up on some tweezers when trying to relocate them like they are nothing.
 
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