I rather used garden soil then tissue papers.
Go to the gardening section.
This method looks familiar... is this your doing ryo?

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Added on February 7, 2009, 11:41 am

Vaseline

is that an lq ryo?

I guess it's a leiurus quinquestriatus. But that's just me, I could be wrong though,XD.

No la where got such thing as wasn't meant to teach  to anyone

Today has particularly been a f***ed up day. Lost my adult Arizonensis pair. Tiga ratus ringgit down the drain. They were planned for breeding mid this year. Basket.

everyone experienced this part i would say..
just give the newbie some time to suit.
harm not made if they ask such question.

lol ryo, dont make it seem like i was talking abt rideon, it wasnt even in my mind at all, but now u mentioned it, is that what u feel abt rideons questions??? hmmmmm its just a question not implying on anything

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Added on February 8, 2009, 7:42 pm

imho, reading online actually gives u a more accurate answers when it comes to basic questions, for example like asking, will my scorp die after not eating 3 days?

answer from forumers: most used is, it wont die, scorpc can go on without eating for weeks or enev months, etc.

but if u read a basic care sheet it will be stated very clearly that scorpions can last weeks or even months without food, now isn't that easier

im only human too.i saw u all argue my heart pain,why human wanna treat human like this.lolz...
let continue scorpion thread V2

yap

23 numbers of it
now left 17 nos ... 6nos were sold off

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Added on February 8, 2009, 11:49 pmhi guys ...

i am surfing thru the net when i came across this ..
some interesting facts ...

Reproduction
Most scorpions reproduce sexually, and most species have male and female individuals. However, some species, such as Hottentotta hottentotta, Hottentotta caboverdensis, Liocheles australasiae, Tityus columbianus, Tityus metuendus, Tityus serrulatus, Tityus stigmurus, Tityus trivittatus, and Tityus urugayensis, reproduce through parthenogenesis, a process in which unfertilized eggs develop into living embryos. Parthenogenic reproduction starts following the scorpion's final moult to maturity and continues thereafter.

Sexual reproduction is accomplished by the transfer of a spermatophore from the male to the female; scorpions possess a complex courtship and mating ritual to effect this transfer. Mating starts with the male and female locating and identifying each other using a mixture of pheromones and vibrational communication.. Once they have satisfied each other that they are of opposite sex and of the correct species, mating can commence.


species, such as Hottentotta hottentotta, Hottentotta caboverdensis, Liocheles australasiae, Tityus columbianus, Tityus metuendus, Tityus serrulatus, Tityus stigmurus, Tityus trivittatus, and Tityus urugayensis, reproduce through parthenogenesis,

one question in mind ... does these parthenogenesis species need to mate at least once with a male and then therferafter a male is no longer need for reproduction or totally can reproduce without a need for a male at all????

dun really understand the above mention stated from the internet ....

Do a little more reading on taxos of the Hottentotta species and you'll find that Hottentotta caboverdensis = Hottentotta hottentotta. They are the same species. Hottentotta hottentotta is the older name for Hottentotta caboverdensis.

The name has been revised some time in 2006. But most literature on the net still cites them as Hottentotta hottentotta. No big impact there for hobbyists like us, but just to avoid complications, i.e. people selling the same species under different taxos at higher prices (this is a common problem when it comes to scorpions, especially of the genus Tityus).

Read more: About Caboverdensis.

thats is y its enjoyable to take care of 2nd instar but at the same time difficult. must inspect everyday and every few hours so that its ok. but that the fun of it.. im i rite..?

i was stll thiking what instar is my scorlpings now anyone??
haiz...

if u want to keep it for the go ahead, i dont want something that you feel cherished. go ahead and take care of that one so than when she do feel like to see it you can just let her see it. i dont think i can buy that off you.

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Added on February 9, 2009, 1:17 pmjust wondering a friends ask me today and i can answer him might u guys know.. can a 4 - 6th instar can be placed with other adults in one enclosure?? i think it will just fight till death.. but i dunno...