Which one should it be?

[Enn49]

I am ordering from Poland soon, it's my son's birthday and he wants a couple of scorpions so I thought I'd treat myself to 1 new T. For ages I have wanted a Ephebopus cyanognathus but I also love the A. diversipes.

Please don't say get both because I shouldn't even be thinking of 1

 

[Nicolas C]

I almost never see my cyanognathus. Mine is VERY secretive, but stays beautiful. My diversipes was stunning when young, but now is dark grey look une, nothing special, and hides a lot too.

I'd say: go for the cyanognathus, the burrow they build is interessant, the look is beautiful and when she stays at the entrance it's a real treat. Besides, she doesn't need a big enclosure. And Ephebopus have urticating hairs on the palps!


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[kormath]

I went with the diversipes. I don't like the pet holes. My H. triseriatus is that way and I've been looking to give it away. I want T's I can see. I don't mind the burrowing of the slings, as they'll come out at night or when they're hungry and usually outgrow the burrowing.

 

[Kymura]

Follow your heart, it's the one you really want and you have lots of others that are beautiful. Get this one because it's your gift to you and the one you want most!

 

[Enn49]

Pet holes don't bother me too much as long as I get to see them occasionally

Follow your heart, it's the one you really want and you have lots of others that are beautiful. Get this one because it's your gift to you and the one you want most!

The more I think about it the more I feel you're right, I've regretted not getting one in the past so maybe now is the time.

 

[Kymura]

Pet holes don't bother me too much as long as I get to see them occasionally



The more I think about it the more I feel you're right, I've regretted not getting one in the past so maybe now is the time.

Then get it honey, that way you never have to say 'dang I wish I had gotten...'


((This was hard for me to say as I <3 avics <3))

 

[timc]

I hope I'm not too late to offer an opinion but my vote is for the e. Cyanognathus. Their beauty and propensity to be pet holes cancel each other out in my opinion but I think their feeding response is right at the top of the list. It's super cool how fast they move and how hard they hit. Also, I keep some of my Ts on my bookshelf and my little Lady Joker has shot poop out of the enclosure on to my books! Some of them are first editions! So even if it is a pet hole, it's not exactly boring!

 

[Enn49]

I hope I'm not too late to offer an opinion but my vote is for the e. Cyanognathus. Their beauty and propensity to be pet holes cancel each other out in my opinion but I think their feeding response is right at the top of the list. It's super cool how fast they move and how hard they hit. Also, I keep some of my Ts on my bookshelf and my little Lady Joker has shot poop out of the enclosure on to my books! Some of them are first editions! So even if it is a pet hole, it's not exactly boring!

Not too late. I have pretty much decided on the E. cyanognathus and your comments have pushed me even more that way

 

[MassExodus]

There are other alternatives that might intrigue you, were you to...branch out, as it were.

 

[timc]

My man @MassExodus is totally waiting for someone to start "scorpionforum.com" lol

 

[Kymura]

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There are other alternatives that might intrigue you, were you to...branch out, as it were.

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