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PostSubject: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 6:56 am

Hi All,

Still learning, and would like some confirmation that the following is infact Female. I'm 95% certain due to 'her' small metasomas.

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Hadogenes paucidens FlatRock2

Kind Regards,
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 8:50 am

Yep, female.
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 12:30 pm

Superb Mate. I've just managed to find a small male, which I'm led to believe because of it's super long metasomas. What do you think?

Hadogenes paucidens Mini-FlatRockMale2
Hadogenes paucidens Mini-FlatRockMale4
Hadogenes paucidens Mini-FlatRockMale3

Also picked up a pair of "Pandinus Africanus", Although I'm aware there is no such thing. I believe they are just Pandinus Imperator. Although I got a two males instead of pair, although I'll make a new thread. The pictures are poor from below, as I have nothin clear enough to show. That being said, I'm certain the Hadogenes paucidens is male.

King Regards,
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 3:30 pm

Yeah first one appears to be female and the second one appears to be male. I would guess from the length of that metasoma, that he isnt done growing.... It should grow a bit more...also, you may want to mix in a little bit of coco fibers into the substrate for them.
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 4:14 pm

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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 4:35 pm

anemiaffx wrote:
Yeah first one appears to be female and the second one appears to be male. I would guess from the length of that metasoma, that he isnt done growing.... It should grow a bit more...also, you may want to mix in a little bit of coco fibers into the substrate for them.

Thanks Again, I was planning on doing so. I am just waiting for the Coco Fibre to dry out.

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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 7:11 pm

Sounds like a good plan. you dont have a big water bowl either correct? they dont like humidity...
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 8:17 pm

most desert/sand dwellers dont like the humidity, do they?
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 9:06 pm

nope....cause in the desert, there isnt heat...
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/1/2010, 10:46 pm

anemiaffx wrote:
nope....cause in the desert, there isnt heat...

dude....really...did you just say that??
we're talkin about a desert, theres heat everywhere, except at night....
lol...
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/2/2010, 5:12 am

No water dish in there, I read that they acquire moisture from their prey (when they eventually do it) I also read they like to fast for a month at a time when feeding, as if they would in the Wild. I have Slate stacked up with say 1cm gaps, and he is under their with a heatmat below.

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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/2/2010, 7:29 am

triangulum wrote:
I have Slate stacked up with say 1cm gaps, and he is under their with a heatmat below

The heatmat is under the tank isn't it?
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/2/2010, 7:30 am

the lycan mikey wrote:
anemiaffx wrote:
nope....cause in the desert, there isnt heat...

dude....really...did you just say that??
we're talkin about a desert, theres heat everywhere, except at night....
lol...

Razz Razz I think he meant no humidity in the desert Razz
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/2/2010, 10:10 am

binksyboy3 wrote:
triangulum wrote:
I have Slate stacked up with say 1cm gaps, and he is under their with a heatmat below

The heatmat is under the tank isn't it?

The Heatmat is underneith the Slate that is stacked up, Under the Tub. And the Heatmat is on the side for my burrowers (H.Laoticus).

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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/2/2010, 11:16 am

binksyboy3 wrote:
the lycan mikey wrote:
anemiaffx wrote:
nope....cause in the desert, there isnt heat...

dude....really...did you just say that??
we're talkin about a desert, theres heat everywhere, except at night....
lol...

Razz Razz I think he meant no humidity in the desert Razz

i know...i couldnt resist it though =)
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty5/2/2010, 5:00 pm

Lo0l woops i meant to says its the desert there isnt any water
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty2/3/2011, 1:38 am

Now im new to this forum and probabley havent taken care of as many scorps. as most of you, but i come from the school of thought that you should never use heat pads and heating from the bottom as this isnt exactly how it happens in nature. Is it wrong than to heat your scorp. enclosure with light heating? My H. troglodytes is heated with a 25 watt reptile bulb.
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PostSubject: Re: Hadogenes paucidens   Hadogenes paucidens Empty2/3/2011, 2:59 am

Troglodyte wrote:
Now im new to this forum and probabley havent taken care of as many scorps. as most of you, but i come from the school of thought that you should never use heat pads and heating from the bottom as this isnt exactly how it happens in nature. Is it wrong than to heat your scorp. enclosure with light heating? My H. troglodytes is heated with a 25 watt reptile bulb.

And you would be right to think that. They naturally burrow to escape heat, so putting a heat pad underneath would be counterintuitive. Use of light heating is fine if it's infrared because they are not bothered by the red lighting. Infrared heat bulbs also work well in producing heat (better than heat mats from my experience) and the red light allows you to see your pets at night. However, any bulb that produces UV should be given more consideration before using because many hobbyists suggest that the UV rays are harmful to the scorp after long exposures.
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