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[tarantulabarn]

Fed my scorps today and couldnt help but take a couple of piccys

only got 18 of these left now selling like hot cakes

First to Disable


Then to Chew

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[Bohan]

Nice action shots there whats the species?
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2.0.0 Varanus glauerti.
1.1.0 Varanus a brachyurus.
1.1.0 Chlamydosaurus kingii.
1.3.4 Lacerta vivipera.

[tarantulabarn]

They are the israeli gold or Scorpio maurus
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[herp_boi]

Hi,
What set up do these require?
How big do they get?
Temperature of enclosure?
Aggressive?
How much they going for?
I notice your only 10 mins from me
I have never keep inverts apart from a tarantula and a few stick insects
Thanks Nick
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2.1 Heterodon Nasicus
1.1 Eryx colubrinus
1.1 Elaphe obsoleta linheimeri leucistic
1.1 Varanus acanthurus
0.1 Python Regius
0.0.10 varanus acanthurus eggs.
0.0.31 Heterodon nasicus eggs.
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[tarantulabarn]

The Largeclawed Scorpion is an interesting scorpion species. With its' irregularly large claws, and aggressive attitude, this little species is not your average scorpion! Although Largeclawed Scorpions can be hard to raise in captivity, the effort is worth it. First off, Largeclawed Scorpions should have a few inches of sandy substrate. Also, the tank should be kept more humid than other desert scorpion species, but not damp. Even with those conditions, Largeclawed Scorpions are usually wild-caught and since their history from the wild is unknown, you can't be certain if they will make it or not. The Largeclawed Scorpion is reluctant to sting, but they will pinch you for the smallest provocation. Largeclawed Scorpions make rewarding specimens for the intermediate or advanced keeper.

Range Saharan Africa and most of the Middle East.
Type Burrowing.
Diet Babies eat pinhead crickets, and other small insects. Adults eat crickets, and other large insects.
Full Grown Size 1.5 to 2.5 inches.
Growth Slow speed.
Temperature 75 to 85° F.
Humidity 75 to 80%. Adults may drink from a shallow, wide water dish.
Temperament Aggressive and nervous.
Housing Babies can live in a clear plastic deli-container with air holes. Adults can live in a 2.5-gallon tank. Floor space is more important than height.
Substrate 3 to 4 inches of sand.
Decor Logs, driftwood, cork bark, etc. make good hiding places.
Other Names Israeli Gold Scorpion.

From pet bugs site
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[James]

nice looking scorps, would love one but Mrs wont let me have scorpions

[Stuart]

These are lovely!..Been toying with the idea of getting some scorps and t's again..mmmmm
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[tarantulabarn]

I am now back from picking up the new millipedes so will be posting the orders on monday for tuesday delivery, anyway
I will have some of these adults/sub adults avaliable at the end of june. They are a very easy to keep communial species native to Saharan Africa and most of the Middle East, Look absolutely stunning as a group

They will be £5 each plus post RMSD £5.95, 10% discount for 15 or more
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[Jack]

i sooo want one and they are something i can afford and also keep

is it £5.95 the scorp +p nd p
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