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spinnin_tom Tityus
Number of posts : 915 Age : 28 Location : Kent U.K Registration date : 2011-04-13
| Subject: propagators 4/19/2011, 6:20 pm | |
| hi everyone. i just had an idea, well lots of people probably had this idea before. does anybody use propagators for scorpions, tarantulas, millipedes, centipedes etc i have one and and am wondering if this would work for inverts. would there be enough ventilation, heat and humidity etc? thanks for reading Tom | |
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Callum B Administrator
Number of posts : 1096 Age : 34 Registration date : 2008-09-21
| Subject: Re: propagators 4/22/2011, 3:01 pm | |
| To be honest I don't think propagators would be any good for scorps. You couldn't easily heat it properly and it would be so easy for the scorpion to make a run for it when you took the lid off lol. The tray on the bottom is also not very deep so it would be useless when keeping burrowing scorpions such as emperors. Just my opinion though lol.
How are your E. flavicaudis doing? | |
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Scorpioooo Centruroides
Number of posts : 209 Age : 31 Location : Chicago Registration date : 2011-02-04
| Subject: Re: propagators 4/22/2011, 3:53 pm | |
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Callum B Administrator
Number of posts : 1096 Age : 34 Registration date : 2008-09-21
| Subject: Re: propagators 4/22/2011, 4:11 pm | |
| They are used for germanating seeds and growing young plants http://www.thegardensuperstore.co.uk/acatalog/info_1589.html | |
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spinnin_tom Tityus
Number of posts : 915 Age : 28 Location : Kent U.K Registration date : 2011-04-13
| Subject: Re: propagators 4/22/2011, 4:43 pm | |
| yeah i tried it and am regretting it, it was either that or i'd take the scorps back since i lost the lid to the old tank, mum doesnt appreciate them lol. it does work really well considering, the scorps are only small and you keep tabs on them when doing work. they are E. flavicaudis, from near where i live, so temperature is not an issue. this would not make a good home for an emp. like callum said, no good for burrowers, but it'll have do do until i can splash for a big faunarium (which are like £15, i'm poor, well 15 lol) | |
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*~BEX~* Administrator
Number of posts : 4246 Age : 40 Registration date : 2010-08-29
| Subject: Re: propagators 4/22/2011, 5:34 pm | |
| The E.flavs from the uk won't burrow anyway if it ws this u was planning to use it for | |
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spinnin_tom Tityus
Number of posts : 915 Age : 28 Location : Kent U.K Registration date : 2011-04-13
| Subject: Re: propagators 4/22/2011, 6:34 pm | |
| really? there is a huge burrow made by one of mine, the other doesnt. weird. must be a weird one lol | |
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Manser Babycurus
Number of posts : 484 Age : 35 Location : Essex UK Registration date : 2010-09-30
| Subject: Re: propagators 4/22/2011, 6:38 pm | |
| - spinnin_tom wrote:
- really? there is a huge burrow made by one of mine, the other doesnt. weird. must be a weird one lol
must be having a mid-life crysis and wish's it was an emp | |
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*~BEX~* Administrator
Number of posts : 4246 Age : 40 Registration date : 2010-08-29
| Subject: Re: propagators 4/22/2011, 6:41 pm | |
| Yeah lol they would have never burrowed in their lives living in a wall so that is strange :/ | |
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spinnin_tom Tityus
Number of posts : 915 Age : 28 Location : Kent U.K Registration date : 2011-04-13
| Subject: Re: propagators 4/23/2011, 5:53 am | |
| i know, i thought that. the only part i can see is the claws. he was probably raised by those nasty segestriid spiders | |
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