red claw any good

wonderwes

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i have been thinking about geting a red claw .what should its terrium set up be like ...also is it a very interesting scrop i am looking for something active i dont care how agressive it is + whats the scientific name for red claw
 

BadBikaDamo

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Pandinus cavimnus, setup is the same as most pandinus scorps, fairly aggresive, very handsome.

Good luck, if you can find one, buy it. (Don't think I would keep 2 together though, just in case).

Damo
 

Brandelmouche

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The usual name "red claw" are P.cavimanus but some time P.viatoris.

They care like P.Imperator.;)
 

wonderwes

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i have two emperors plz tell me they are more intresing than they are
 

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My P. cavimanus happens to be pretty active. He mosies about around sunset. When a feed him, he runs full speed towards those crickets {D This species was my first to ever own and I love them.
 

wonderwes

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sorry about my grammer.i just graduated and thats the last thing i realy care about.hey can any one tell me why my emps seem unhappy , they always want out but i keep the room 85. and i mist it about 3 times a day.
 

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...because they don't like to be misted directly on their bodies. They're also wild animals and tend to explore their surroundings.
 

wonderwes

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i dont mist directly on their bodies i mist the tank when their hideing.see i was told that if the try climbing up the walls then your not makeing the enviorment suitable enough for them
 

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i dont mist directly on their bodies i mist the tank when their hideing.see i was told that if the try climbing up the walls then your not makeing the enviorment suitable enough for them
They climb up the walls because a scorpion doesn't have the concept of a 'tank'. As far as it's concerned, it's environment extends on and on. It doesn't understand there's a piece of glass that prevents it from going very far when it tries to explore.

I look at it this way. If the scorpion spends all it's time in it's burrow, it's probably trying to find the right temp/humidity. If they wander around alot, it means the area outside it's burrow is comfortable for it.
 
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Alakdan

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I have 2 specimens, P. cavimanus in separate containers. They spend most of their time in the burrow. I'm lucky if I get to see them more than once a month.
 

beetleman

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I have 2 specimens, P. cavimanus in separate containers. They spend most of their time in the burrow. I'm lucky if I get to see them more than once a month.
yup, i have a male that never comes out of his burrow,only sometimes at night,when i happen to peek in his container, still they are great scorps:clap:
 

tenga

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I have 2 specimens, P. cavimanus in separate containers. They spend most of their time in the burrow. I'm lucky if I get to see them more than once a month.
so they are burrowers? i also have 2 specimens but i put them together in one enclosure mine do not burrow but always in their hides...
 

Alakdan

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so they are burrowers? i also have 2 specimens but i put them together in one enclosure mine do not burrow but always in their hides...
My specimens are obligate burrowers. The bury everything including waterdish and hide.
 
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