P. imp with P. cavimanus?

[GartenSpinnen]

So can i put an adult P. imp in with an adult P. cavimanus in a 10 gallon setup? Is this a bad idea? Any experiences with anybody doing this?

 

[pandinus]

So can i put an adult P. imp in with an adult P. cavimanus in a 10 gallon setup? Is this a bad idea? Any experiences with anybody doing this?

yes, it is a bad idea.

 

[Thaedion]

My experience with a P cavimanus housed with a P cavimanus is... They were both the same size, sub adult, and well fed... and the one ate the other.

My P imps all house together well. No fights.

I would not even think about putting the sub adult P cavimanus in with my emps.

So my answer would be no.

 

[P.jasonius]

I've housed/ am currently housing them together with no problems. They lay on top of each other just like emps do. My enclosure is a bit larger, though: 40 gal.

 

[dazbuzz]

i would guess it depends on how docile your scorpions are. btw i know only the basics about scorpions.

 

[EAD063]

^^LOL


No don't do it... mix and match species of fish in an aquarium.... don't do it to your scorps.

 

[Vaul]

It could be done, but its tempting fate to be honest. Even fully fed, with many hides and multiple water bowls, their is still a chance of one killing the other. So I'd say probably not the best idea

 

[C_Strike]

There is always a chance of them eating each other, same species or not.
Many people have exp of P imperator eating their P imperator house mate.
I wouldnt personally

 

[dazbuzz]

well i just put my 2i emp in with my 5i(i think 5i) emp and they seem to get along fine but it's early days yet.:wall: :wall: :wall:

 

[EAD063]

tha'ts not what the thread is about

 

[8ball]

You might get lucky and they get along but 90% chance they fight, so you probably shouldn't do it

 

[emmille]

My experience with a P cavimanus housed with a P cavimanus is... They were both the same size, sub adult, and well fed... and the one ate the other.

My P imps all house together well. No fights.

I would not even think about putting the sub adult P cavimanus in with my emps.

So my answer would be no.

in short, P. cavimanus eats P. cavimanus...what more if they're with a different type...