Romalea guttata these are giant grasshoppers only native to the southeast.they get huge i have seen one as big as some of my larger emperor scorpions.i havent seen one i about 5 years do you think it would be safe to feed one to my emperor scorpions
Romalea guttata these are giant grasshoppers only native to the southeast.they get huge i have seen one as big as some of my larger emperor scorpions.i havent seen one i about 5 years do you think it would be safe to feed one to my emperor scorpions
Doesn't look like a tremendous amount of feeding to me. Most animals will try to feed on toxic insects at least once and then "learn" not to feed on them again. The best example I can give you is the monarch butterfly, young birds will feed on the butterflies once. After this they will refuse to eat any monarch butterflies they encounter in the future.Well, aren't those pictures contradicting what you guys are saying?
a shopkeeper lacking information on the animals she sells?Well, aren't those pictures contradicting what you t... the woman in the shop were I bought this from was handling it and explaining how they mate and she didn't mention anything about them being toxic or anything.... she KNEW it was being fed to my Scorpion.