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here she is in all her glory
new scorp pics
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hey
Nice scorp it has a nice fat tail. what species is it?
any ways have a nice day
geo
Nice scorp it has a nice fat tail. what species is it?
any ways have a nice day
geo
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species
its an Vaejovid spinigerus
its an Vaejovid spinigerus
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awesome. how big do they get?
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about 2" max
John
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John
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REP-TILES
There prety neat, a-lot less expensive than the slate rocks, I bought one pkg,$12.99 and used them in the scorp and tarantula enclosure.
Yea the scorps max size is 2", she's a fiesty lil thing, may be cuz she's prego, you know how females get, hee hee, just kidding.
I got a question about using sand in her cage, right now she is in the repti-sand, but I think it's a lil fine, as you can see from the pic, she gets covered in it. Should I use a courser (grammer) more course of sand:? I think she might not like it cuz she pases alot. poss, trying to find a way out.
Later
William
There prety neat, a-lot less expensive than the slate rocks, I bought one pkg,$12.99 and used them in the scorp and tarantula enclosure.
Yea the scorps max size is 2", she's a fiesty lil thing, may be cuz she's prego, you know how females get, hee hee, just kidding.
I got a question about using sand in her cage, right now she is in the repti-sand, but I think it's a lil fine, as you can see from the pic, she gets covered in it. Should I use a courser (grammer) more course of sand:? I think she might not like it cuz she pases alot. poss, trying to find a way out.
Later
William