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That's quite a nice find you got there ! I wish every piece of slate had that hiding underneath it hahahaThey're from my colony!
adults!One very nice find lol . What Instar are these?
Yep they can be quite tolerant of each other ... In fact I believe Grom has even tried keeping a P trans with a P liosoma/Maximus beforeSame here I had no idea a p tranny colony was feasible
Yeah I tried to pair them for funsies, doesnt work out. They just get defensive and say "hey buddy, get away from me". Very different from social scorpions of the same species who will just fight over territory. Knowing the difference in body language is important.Yep they can be quite tolerant of each other ... In fact I believe Grom has even tried keeping a P trans with a P liosoma/Maximus before
Yes, only as adults.Would you guys say its a rule of thumb to only keep them communal once they are adults, or is there something else to it?
Nice job! I still have the four I bought from you separated. They are adult now! Do you think they can live communally now? Congratulations again!Yes, only as adults.
Id say so! Introduce them all at once and watch for fights. Ensure there are plenty of hidesNice job! I still have the four I bought from you separated. They are adult now! Do you think they can live communally now? Congratulations again!
About how many transvaalicus do keep in your colony and about what size enclosure? I've put a lot of time and food into those you sold me and I would hate to lose them! They have really grown since they came in that straw you sent! Nice animals!Id say so! Introduce them all at once and watch for fights. Ensure there are plenty of hides