^ lol.. u ask me?
Hmm.... if I got fate with them sure will take 1... but unfortunately not in these moment

Come again i let u have faith with them

bring them to the gathering lor

muchan, ryo should belanja so we'll bring our girls and let him poison on scorps right?

LOLZ GOOD IDEA!
Bring2 hammy gathering!!!!

Too bad... the hammy gathering is on this week right?
well.. if its on saturday I'm sorry but I got 2 events which made me have to sacrifice 1 cuz I'm goin for the other...
if its on sunday... I work whole day T.T

wahhh..this thread drown liao...
bump bump bump!!!

Er you cant do this here. considered spamming. =/
after the mods come and warn u lehh.

Lolz mod internet down lolz
Anw, i saw one of my scorpling burrowing hohohoho

But my imhotep doesn't burrow. why ar? but my clip always prefered to hide than burrow anyway.

Im nt sure y they burrow, if nt mistaken they burrow to get better humidity or temperature
Im nt sure, so do correct me if im wrong

Before and after(sorry, didn't managed to take pictars of scraping process) of scraping mites off my newly adopted 2 inch "mite infested" Pandinus Imperator given by my brother. This was done by using a cotton bud and vaseline. The good ol' mite scraper. I know there are still some beneath the exo skeleton but given theoretically, the vaseline should not only help in getting the mites off the scorpion, but also it may help in terms of suffocating any remaining mites on the scorpion. Gotta put it under observation for a week at least for that.

Before



After


This method is by far the most effective way of scraping mites as far as I have seen with my own eyes the methods that has been used. Hopefully, it can be as effective towards scorpion as well.

This post has been edited by Kar: Aug 28 2008, 05:26 AM

my mites!!! what have you DONE!!!

Give dennis back his mites!

Goodluck getting to those under the exo.

He already did.

Presumption? Only way to find out is by letting time tell the story.

This post has been edited by rafiqos: Aug 29 2008, 07:00 PM

I guess I misunderstood your post. Was thinking u missed the before and after photos since the mites in the 'before' photo are beneath the scorpion, though not literally under the exoskeleton. Was thinkin that it was a language error by Kar. heh.

since they're slings quite hard lar...one way u can do is to let it dry out. minimal water. they can get enough to sustain life thru their crickets. so just leave them in dry tissue. a few molts after should be ok..

I left the fella dry for almost 2 weeks dude, nothing happened. I believe they thrive by getting their moisture and nutrition from the scorpion itself.