Uropygi with eggsack

[Nikos]

Not the best photos cause my cam broke down and needs to be fixed plus the fact that I didnt want to distrurb her much...) but you get the idea of what happened


That's an un-IDed Chinese species!!!!
Enjoy!

 

[Steven]

NICE !!!!!!! :drool: :drool: :drool:

congratz and good luck !

 

[Gigas]

Ooo best of luck, it will be interesting compairing growth rate between these and the American Sps

 

[Goliath]

Congrats :clap: and good luck too!
mike

 

[Nikos]

thank you guys!
I put her in a tall box with lots of substrate to dig in cause I had her in a swallow one. I hope I didnt stress her too much and she'll keep the sack.
I'll keep you updated

 

[Nikos]

update
just came home from vacatios and found the sack rotten but still attached to the female

have no idea what caused that! maybe too much humidity? I pured some extra water to her enclosure since it would dry out during the 2 weeks i was out ....maybe i overdid that a bit

 

[Steven]

d*mn

sorry to hear that

 

[Goliath]

I am sorry to hear that too.
mike

 

[final-sting]

vardoulas a nice animal you have here! Bad loose the ecksack

I want buy for me a uropygi, in which shop buy you your uropygi?


Here i find a littel infos of Humidity and whipscorpoins, maybe it help a bit.

http://www.cviewmedia.com/Articles/AM01_An_Introduction_to_Whipscorpions.html

 

[Grampus]

Hi, I am just now getting into keeping uropygi, and it would be immensely appreciated if you took a look at my post (link below), which has a bunch of questions about keeping one. From reading your posts, I can see that you really know your stuff and it would be great if you could help me out in how to best care for them.

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=90429

Thanks,
Andrew