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Thank you rmorse. :D Thank you too. I'll transfer them when they reach into sub-adulthood. So far, even the adults that I kept before managed to live in peace before I sold them off for more space. They are pretty sociable. They are currently around 2 inches each. :) And they're really...

Hello MKFs, It's been quite some time, here's an update on the little guys. :D cheers, dark_aLLeY

Hi Razman, you can check this out for general care of chameleons. http://www.chameleonforums.com/general-care-true-chameleons-5943/

After selling off several broods, I am down to around 20pcs. There are 3 casualties in total - 1 drowned inside the water dish, 2 died without known cause together with the mother.

Dear MFK, The mother scorpion has just passed away recently and the cause is still unknown to me. All the scorplings have moulted and are in a darker shade coloration now. Regards, dark_aLLeY

Hi MFK, I have a query on Kelvin Temperature (K). I am currently using a 10000K T5HO for my aquarium plants, is it a necessary to change to a 6500K bulbs or can I continue to stick with it ???

Nice setup. How about a full frontal shot ??

They are so cute!! These are winter white, aren't they?

It is true, dependent on your lighting. More light = more intake of nutrients + co2 = faster grow rate.

Thanks for the advice and the link. In term of substrate, which kind should I use to simulate as close to west african biotope?

Thanks for the compliments. :headbang2 I have separated out half of the scorplings population few days ago and house them in a tupperware. The rest shall remain under the care of the mother. I tried initial feeding of small mealworms to those in the tupperware and they are seriously more...

I tried to feed the mother scorpion, and guess what~~~~ ~~~ :D The scorpling makes the worm looks like some tasty corn. :ROFL:

Thanks, I'm actually keeping them in my dorm room...secretly. :D Those shells will fall off eventually, or you can help to brush them off manually. ;)

Thanks Vicious_fish and Ryan. Yup, she does killed the male several months ago. :(

Hello MKFs, Can anyone kindly advise me how to keep a pair/trio of nannochromis spp. in terms of tank space, their biotope setup and such ?? :) regards, dark_aLLeY

They seem to have a lot of activities among themselves, making them look pretty sociable eh. I caught 1 specimen out and tried to take a shot of it.

Hello MKFs, Here's the update on the Asian Forest Scorplings (continued from here. ) Last week, the babies still look fat and juicy . . . :drool: This week, after their first instar(moult). . . The babies have already gotten down from their mother's back !!

Hi people, I have done some shifting of my photos from photobucket album and accidentally broken all the hotlinks. I have now uploaded all the photos into the gallery here. Please feel free to look through from my album: http://www.monsterfishkeepers.com/gallery/showgallery.php/cat/1319 I...

Hi Kioka, Thanks for the comment and suggestion. I shall try both mealworm and adult cricket for the scorplings in near future because pinheads are not always available though. Good luck in breeding your B. Jacksoni, they are a much more beautiful scorpions. :drool:

The whole period of pregnancy is roughly 6-8 months(I can't really recall) and I am glad that this girl has finally made it through. :):nilly: