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Pegusus
Pandinus
Number of posts : 4
Age : 32
Location : Mt. Olympus
Registration date : 2011-08-20
| | Subject: Beginner pet? 8/20/2011, 9:06 pm | |
| Howdy,
This seemed a good place to start my journey with the forum. What would you folks reccomend for a begginner scorpion? Something simple and epic all at once. Although I have yet to see a scorpion I didn't think was epic. Thanks all. | |
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Bedlam
Tityus
Number of posts : 548
Age : 29
Location : US
Registration date : 2011-04-03
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 8/20/2011, 10:33 pm | |
| P. Imperator, H. Spinifer and there is another desert species I hear is good. As long as your heads on right you'll be fine. | |
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shining
Parabuthus
Number of posts : 1162
Age : 39
Location : Phoenix, Arizona
Registration date : 2011-05-28
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 8/21/2011, 1:22 am | |
| Bedlam mentioned two good ones.i could vouch for the emperor,never had the other.
the other desert species he speaks of is the giant desert hairy hadrurus arizonensis. emps are pet holes meaning you wont see em much.dunno bout the spinifer and the hairy will be out alot come nightfall. | |
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Pegusus
Pandinus
Number of posts : 4
Age : 32
Location : Mt. Olympus
Registration date : 2011-08-20
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 8/21/2011, 9:00 am | |
| Howdy,
thanks for the suggestions all. I think I have decided on a Pandinus Imperator for my first scorpion. I shall commence to researching now. | |
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Bedlam
Tityus
Number of posts : 548
Age : 29
Location : US
Registration date : 2011-04-03
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 8/21/2011, 11:27 am | |
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tdark1
Centruroides
Number of posts : 129
Age : 41
Location : AZ
Registration date : 2011-07-25
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 8/21/2011, 12:03 pm | |
| OP: What part of the region of the world are you from? I'm in Arizona, so its way easier for me to keep desert species then it is to keep an Emp, just due to general humidity etc... For the most part scorps are straight forward!
Cheers,
Rob | |
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Pegusus
Pandinus
Number of posts : 4
Age : 32
Location : Mt. Olympus
Registration date : 2011-08-20
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 8/24/2011, 6:24 pm | |
| Tdark1: I live in West Virginia. A little ways away from you, lol. | |
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tdark1
Centruroides
Number of posts : 129
Age : 41
Location : AZ
Registration date : 2011-07-25
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 8/24/2011, 11:35 pm | |
| An Emp should do great for ya there!
Cheers,
Rob | |
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shining
Parabuthus
Number of posts : 1162
Age : 39
Location : Phoenix, Arizona
Registration date : 2011-05-28
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 8/25/2011, 5:06 am | |
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anitec21
Pandinus
Number of posts : 8
Age : 33
Location : Wilmer,Tx
Registration date : 2011-08-28
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 8/28/2011, 7:29 pm | |
| Yea the Pandinus imperator is the one I got it's great and easy care cost less | |
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jarvis
Pandinus
Number of posts : 18
Age : 42
Location : Redmond, Wa
Registration date : 2011-09-01
| | Subject: Re: Beginner pet? 9/3/2011, 2:51 pm | |
| along with the ones already listed, any Hadogenes sp. are great beginer scorps, they have very little up keep and have long life spans. | |
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