hmm for me the simpler the better

when ur numbers increases .... deco increases ur time in maintaining the setup
imo, if one or two .. fancy deco vs maintaining setup is still ok

I ll keep it simple too but i do wan a communal display tank in future

hi is anyone after a large female hadrurus arizonensis( if you want to know how big ask lester)if interested let me now what you have to trade e.g-zabius fuscus , parabuthus sp, androctonus australis etc,etc

hi ..
nice to see you here

i believe this setup is super communal, very dry and climb-proof.

This post has been edited by camillenoir: Jun 16 2009, 06:51 PM

I have a sketch of a communal setup for afs but with a little of reworked i think it can be use as a comunal setup for C.V.

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Added on June 16, 2009, 6:54 pmGive me a few days and i will post it up.

This post has been edited by akagidemon: Jun 16 2009, 06:54 PM

the reason y i ask for ur opinion in backgroud deco is that a friend of mine is doing making backgrounds for reptiles and what not... so kinda wanted to know how many people in here interested in them... Not only for scorps and reptiles but anythings...
hmm.. i want hadrurus arizonensis too but nothing to trade with and i heard its kinda hard to take care...

U mean the backdrop?
Something like wat nugget done b4?
Link: http://forum.docserpent.com/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=30
That would be really cool but ur scorp will be able to reach the top of the tank lol...

well i am planning to use it on my afs only... others are rather dangerous or just use half of it..

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Added on June 16, 2009, 8:12 pmyeap exactly like that... with many designs... but he didnt use concrete as its damn heavy when dry.. he uses plaster... less weight... well depend on the size of your tank la..

This post has been edited by rideon: Jun 16 2009, 08:12 PM

the simpler the better

i found something in my enclosure. it looks like a small worm crawling around. and there is a colony of it. it is eating a dead mealworm. i wonder what it is. for safety reasons i have transfered all the afs to a holding enclosure.

Are they long and white in color?

hmmm.. this is new to me.. got pic of it?

It happened on me once, they are only devouring the dead mealworm, not going after my scorp... yet
I throw the whole substrate with them in hot boiling water lol
It happen because the substrate too wet+ bad ventilation i think...

yup long and white. and there are like some type of flies with them.
really small flies.like fruit flies.

i'm going to boil the substrate in 1 or 2 days. need to sanitize both enclosures.

Is ur enclosure having bad ventilation?

it sounds to me like u guys got maggots in ur enclosure...

More likely an infestation of nematodes. Maggots wiggle about.

microwave is wat i did

where the hell did nematodes came from... these things can affect us rite?