we did the vaseline thing, we left it for more than hour if I'm right.

And correct some were drown, but the hardheaded one are still alive.

U don know how crazy is the mites on the scorps lar.

Come to think of it again, Rideon, if you give consent, I would like to share the picture you took the other day here, can ah?

go ahead.. i dont mind.. we are all learning what... so yes.. post it here..

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Added on June 4, 2009, 11:54 pmbut not in scorp forum.. ....

This post has been edited by rideon: Jun 4 2009, 11:54 PM

Why not in scorp forum?

er... after last time with aros's handling of the scorp.. i dont think they would like this to be viewed at.. its just playing with fire and fuel...lol

Lol crop out his hand la, so no1 realize he is handling it tat way

and what will you tell about the scorp.? oh the scorp landed on a tub of vaseline. in a way its gud coz it drowns the nasty mites. lol...
i dunno i dont mind in blickering about it in the forum but can some other person can take the forums oppinions???

Full Report on Mites Termination

Operation G.
Prime operation on dorsal, ventral, right lateral, left lateral and dorsal ventral of the scorpion.
2030 hrs to 2200 hrs.
3 June 2009

The operation was conducted as sterile as possible. And all the waste of the used equipment are incinerated right after the surgery in case there are any zoonotic possiblity and chances of it infesting local species in its surrounding radius.

Patient: Hetrometrus Spinifer
Owner: Rideon
Operator: A nobody,
Method: SWHS

Notice that the scorpion was soaked with vaseline until my hand are also drenched because of it. Logically the median eyes are literally cover that is what keeps the scorpion at ease.




The patient has been very nice, and so as the owner in keeping me company.

I have no problem with their opinion there
They have their way too
Anw, lets wait for the pic, im curious if its the same with those mites on my LA substrate

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Added on June 5, 2009, 12:05 amLol after seeing it, dun think its good to post there
I tot its a closeup shot of those mites

This post has been edited by RyoKenzaki: Jun 5 2009, 12:05 AM

"The patient has been very nice, "
er... she did cut you alil... is that still in term of 'nice'?
lol...

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Added on June 5, 2009, 12:06 amthat is wht i meant... close up of the mites.. i dont think we cant manage to take apic.. as its damn tiny wei...

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Added on June 5, 2009, 12:07 amthats y i called u ryo that nite asking where the booklung were located.. dont want the scopr to b suffocated...

This post has been edited by rideon: Jun 5 2009, 12:07 AM

either you have an eagle eye or DSLR can only the mites be seen, its damn smaller than grain mites

Smaller than this? o
Sounds a lot smaller than those i encounter with my fren's cobalt blue last time
Scary mites, i hope it wont happen on mine
So none are sticking on the booklung?

there were alot of them before i gave it to aros.. yesterday still have some but he manage to counter most of it. dunno bout now..

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Added on June 5, 2009, 12:20 ami reali salute u ....i dun dare to hold the scorpion that why ...

This post has been edited by s98432512: Jun 5 2009, 12:20 AM

lester, that is the only way that can immobilize them so allow us to work on them.

They don't struggle much too.

Ryo its smaller that ur o of course.

Maybe 10 times smaller.
Its just like a small dot .

and they are like dust, very hard to notice unless they group together

aros- you got more pic of the current situation?

wait i take and try some close up on the mites too, if still have lol

just wanted to share this.

a new enclosure design.

damn u just keep on coming with new ideas... i like ur hiding places.. ur scorp can choose which hides he want and where he want to exits.. nice wei...

at list u can rest assure that the spiracle is not that crazy with mites anymore

its coming, the picture uploading is 50%

really nice meh. i think this is simple only.

wait till the thing that i planted already grow alot. then you will see sumting that is really nice.