Patcho
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TheKevil
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| | Subject: Re: Leiurus quinquestriatus wagging its tail 8/9/2013, 8:34 am | |
| Iiiiiiiiintersting... I wonder what's causing that behavior. I've never seen that before in the LQ's. | |
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~Abyss~
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| | Subject: Re: Leiurus quinquestriatus wagging its tail 8/9/2013, 10:53 am | |
| I see all the time, especially with lq's | |
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Patcho
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| | Subject: Re: Leiurus quinquestriatus wagging its tail 8/9/2013, 1:20 pm | |
| Orthochirus sp do it too. It's supposed to be a warning sign I think. | |
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TheKevil
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| | Subject: Re: Leiurus quinquestriatus wagging its tail 8/9/2013, 1:57 pm | |
| I've seen the orthos do it, just never the LQ's. Were you messing with yours when you took the video to get it to wag or is it just a general "if anyone is watching" kind of thing? | |
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Scorpion19981000
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| | Subject: Re: Leiurus quinquestriatus wagging its tail 8/9/2013, 2:02 pm | |
| My A. bicolors do that as well. Then they typically make mincemeat out of the crickets I drop in.  | |
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Patcho
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| | Subject: Re: Leiurus quinquestriatus wagging its tail 8/9/2013, 5:20 pm | |
| - TheKevil wrote:
- I've seen the orthos do it, just never the LQ's. Were you messing with yours when you took the video to get it to wag or is it just a general "if anyone is watching" kind of thing?
I may have stressed him out a little while rehousing, so that could be why. But he was doing it again after an hour. | |
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