Minbosius manilanus in threat pose
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Gorgeous, Now stick a crix in there to make it happy 
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Aren't these fantastic?!!
I got a pair from Europe last fall and I can't believe how different they are than M.giganteus.
Great pix! Forget the Crix, add a finger for some REAL fun!
I got a pair from Europe last fall and I can't believe how different they are than M.giganteus.
Great pix! Forget the Crix, add a finger for some REAL fun!
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Sweet pics!
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Hm, i'm new to those and i've been looking up on google to see if i could find a pic of them... Couldnt... Does anyone have a full body shot?!?! Also, what kind of organism are those, amblypygids?!?! They seem pretty neat and have a nice threat pose !!!!
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they are uropygi, a full body photo can be found here:
http://www.scorpiones.eu.tc/
http://www.scorpiones.eu.tc/
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awsome little devils aren't they ?
original and clear pictures Nikos :clap:
PS: are ya keeping them together ?
original and clear pictures Nikos :clap:
PS: are ya keeping them together ?
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I kept a pair together for 4 days but while I was watching no mating took place, perhaps they are shy and did it when I stoped watching.
I've also moved the male in all female enclosures for a day or two.
I'm keeping a very fat female in a tall plastic box with lots of peat for her to make a chamber and see how it goes, if she makes a birth chamber I'll move the rest females in similar enclosures as well.
What about you Steven?
I've also moved the male in all female enclosures for a day or two.
I'm keeping a very fat female in a tall plastic box with lots of peat for her to make a chamber and see how it goes, if she makes a birth chamber I'll move the rest females in similar enclosures as well.
What about you Steven?
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I'm keeping a small group (3) together in a 60*50*40 container
for almost 4 months now,... no probs so far.
i find them laying on top of eachother in the entrance towards their underground hidingplace (chamber) the entrance is a kind of "tunnel" towards the chamber.,... will try to shoot pictures,.. that would make it more clear
for almost 4 months now,... no probs so far.
i find them laying on top of eachother in the entrance towards their underground hidingplace (chamber) the entrance is a kind of "tunnel" towards the chamber.,... will try to shoot pictures,.. that would make it more clear
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I'll be interested to see the whole enclosure since your enclosures are always nice
Oh forgot to mention that I keep another female in a big tank with a.gigas millipedes! so far so good. The vinegaroon has made a burrow and stoped showing up in the surface....I guess that's a good sign
btw the males are kept in braplast plastic boxes (you know the ones that ter.nl is selling the medium ones)
Oh forgot to mention that I keep another female in a big tank with a.gigas millipedes! so far so good. The vinegaroon has made a burrow and stoped showing up in the surface....I guess that's a good sign
btw the males are kept in braplast plastic boxes (you know the ones that ter.nl is selling the medium ones)
omg
OMG:wall:
ive seen one like that, when i was hunting for i.maculatus ive seen that in a vermiculated wood, it was hiding there when my flashlight shined it, it moved thats why i found it.
but the size was about 1 1/2 mm very small or probobly a young one???
i got the wood where it was hiding and placed in a cup, i went to scholl in the afternoon and when i returned about 7pm i found out that it was dead.
i also placed some small critx probobly a wood louse...
it grabs em but the wood louse was able to go free...
it got too a tail and the 2nd leg was long and used as feeler.
oh God did i missed somthing???
OMG:wall:
ive seen one like that, when i was hunting for i.maculatus ive seen that in a vermiculated wood, it was hiding there when my flashlight shined it, it moved thats why i found it.
but the size was about 1 1/2 mm very small or probobly a young one???
i got the wood where it was hiding and placed in a cup, i went to scholl in the afternoon and when i returned about 7pm i found out that it was dead.
i also placed some small critx probobly a wood louse...
it grabs em but the wood louse was able to go free...
it got too a tail and the 2nd leg was long and used as feeler.
oh God did i missed somthing???