All animals are 10x cute when drinking: Snakes, scorpions, dogs, everything!

@fernald2201

3 ай бұрын

If you look closely on pandinus, javametrus and heterometrus species.. you will see brush like organ between their chalicerae. I never see any noticeable organs even in larger buthid family like parabuthus

Now I understand why your scorpions eat so easily on camera, you don’t feed them beforehand. Heterometrus are my favorites, but Pandinus are less known and interesting too. I always treated Heterometrus as communal with no problems. They would make a better display this way too. I kept Damon diadema in the past, but I had failures. Care information isn’t as readily available and consistent though.

@fernald2201

3 ай бұрын

Then again, there are few additional factors (in my opinion) 1. Female will eat more than males (although sometimes my males javametrus and heterometrus will overeat) 2. Flashing light 3. Jumscared by the meal 4. Personality of each scorpions (i have 4 years old female c. Gracillis and to this day she always refuse tong-fed)

I’ve never seen a scorpion drink water before, that was so cool! And also super cute ☺️

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Pretty interesting, isn't it?! Thanks for watching!

@cynthialbell9023

3 ай бұрын

It was so interesting to see a scorpion drink water. My favorite was the yellow leg scorpion. Love a feeding video. It was nice to see them sting their meal. The vinegaroon was interesting. The one with the whip. I would name Whip Lash. Love all of your videos.❤🐸🦎🐍🦂🕷. Cindy

The yellow back is probably my favourite, I'd personally not own one as I'm a reptile guy through and through, but it doesn't stop me admiring them through your channel! Great content as always Dayyan, good luck with your upcoming projects, much love from Ryan Osborne Reptiles! ✌️ Edit. I spoke too soon, in an ideal world, I'd have a vinegaroon. Yes! A true marvel of nature!

As to your question... I just fell in love with a Tailless Whip Scorpian! Awesome!!! 🎉 Congratulations 🎉

I miss you expedition videos, the scenery, your exitemennt and knowledge of all the magnificient creatures you meet on the way is the best! When are you traveling again? take care!

Awe, tailless whip Scorpion! 😃 Can't wait to see how you've done the enclosure setup! As for a name, maybe Mishkee? Seeyah wouldn't work very well but Mishkee sounds better. 😊

I don’t have any scorpions. However, I was born and raised in rural subtropical Mexico and scorpions were everywhere. I would be in bed and howl for my grandma because there was a scorpion hanging in the rafter. She would quickly knock it down with a broom and step on it. Sad, I know. Now, as an adult, I go to great lengths to gently move all critters to a safe place, especially spiders. I do have an amazing picture of a black widow catching and killing a scorpion. This was Covid year at an elementary school where I teach and animals were left alone to live their lives.

Great video as always! Could u also film a scorpions care guide / video? That d be great for the ones of us who never tried with them because of the little knowledge around the topic!

I was thinking of calling my Phrynus Whitei, Daddy Long Legs.. I just got my Phrynus Whitei yesterday..

Seeing the emporer scorpion in a bioactive enclosure would be so cool

emperor scorpion for sure, they are so cool and from what I reserched, the best one

Love your videos. I watch to the very end. I might miss something if I don't. Love ya friend. ❤

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

You're the best! Thanks so much!

Asian Forest Scorpion (Heterometrus) I kept three Heteromerus longimanus myself and I even build a bioactive setup for one and still a fascinating scorpion to keep.

Awesome new addition! I would love some phrynis marginemacularus one day, apparently they are moderately communal! I also love my hot scorps, out of the three hottentotta is my favorite but my favorites are parabuthus 😊 but as you said it's not for everyone, and needs to be respected. Never handle with your bare hands and always use tongs for maintenance.

There was venom on that stinger! (Emperor) So cool!

Hottentotta genus are probably my favourite scorpion after Heterometrus genus. I have 3 of Hottentotta Hottentotta and 6 Heterometrus Spinifer

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Fantastic! They are certainly quite interesting animals! Thanks for watching!

Hello great video information and feeding Dayyan

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Many many thanks!

I like the way whip scorpions look like they're hugging their own face with those pedipalps.

Great video and nice new addition

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Thanks Chantal! Glad you like it!

I'm jealous that your vinegaroon is still out and about! Mine is only active between June to November, so she's hiding right now. She's one of my favorites in the house.

My favorite shown is the Emperor scorpion. A king among its peers. Although, I do like one not shown as well. The striped bark Scorpion.

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Very true! Thank you for watching/commenting!

such a cool video!

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Thank you!

Our favorite is the Asian Forest Scorpion - Unfortunately where I am in SA, they are illegal to own in some areas and they are incredibly difficult to come by

I actually just bought a scorpion. It should be here in 2 days, but after doing some research....I chose none of those. I got a liocheles australasiae or dwarf wood scorpion. Its small, communal, parthenogenetic, and not medically significant. But most importantly... I like the tiny little "tails" they curl up like cinnamon rolls sideways a lot of the time. So hopefully one day I'll have lots

I like the first scorpion the best.

I like the very last scorpion the best! It was tiny but very special. I have never seen one of those, so it makes it extra special.

I adore my Phrynus whitei Nightmare. Such an interesting animal. Not shy about eating in front of me or on camera either which a lot of tailless whip scorpions are. I love the little white spots on their carapace too, they are starting to turn red on mine now. I have had it about 1.5 years. Congrats on the new addition! I just got some new additions earlier this week, 2 Heterometrus spinifer a HUGE male and a pregnant female. I'm super excited about Asian Forest Scorpion babies! My jumping spider just had babies that are about to leave the sac and my Nicaraguan curly hair is about to drop a sac too so it's exciting times in my pet room! You will really enjoy the Phrynus whitei. I would love to see an in-depth care video on this species since there isn't all that much information about this species out there. I know I personally would appreciate it lol, I want to be sure my little Nightmare is being kept in the most ideal conditions.

I have 3 asian forest scorpions ❤ I love the girl she has so much sass

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Awesome!

Your awesome be safe out there

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Thank you so much! Appreciate the kind words!

I'd call the new little one...'Legs' Or Gams. Or... Striker...

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Cool suggestions! Thank you for watching!

I would have to say the black scorpion

I love my Asian Forest 🌳 Scorpion named Barbie 😅. Granted she’s not a crazy eater 🤦🏼‍♀️

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Awesome! Haha yes, mine isn’t eater

Good name..Stretch.

You are my role model😊😊😊😊

A name… The cool white spots remind me of stars. Venus or Ishtar for female. Maybe Tarik/Tariq for male, which is the Arabic name for the astronomical morning star (planet Venus). My favorite is Hoshiko, Japanese for star, used for both genders. Maybe shortened to Hoshi.

こんにちは❤ 私は日本人の女性です！ あなたの動画はとても楽しかったです🐸

Not something I have any interest in keeping but something very special turned up today, my Male Tokay, he is stunning. 🏆💪🦎❤️

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

That's fair! Congrats and thank you for watching/commenting!

Whisperer!

I have a question about the crocodile skinks. What size enclosures do you use for them?

I’m buying a red eye crocodile skink on the 15th because of your videos! Any advice?

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

You’ll see in tomorrow’s video! 😊

Hey hive mind! what would y’all recommend for a first invertebrate? I have 4 months experience with a ball python and I’m looking to expand my horizons. Preferably something longer lived, 3+ years, and eats not-crickets, unless there’s a secret to keeping them quiet 😅 Appreciate any advice!

@SpiderFan3000

3 ай бұрын

Most spiders don't technically need crickets to survive. Flightless fruit flies for slings, mealworms, dubia (or discoid if ur in Canada) roaches, superworms, and horn worms (as a treat) should be fine. There are a lot of tarantulas that live in the 5-10 year range if you're not into a 20 year commitment lol. Care is usually pretty straight forward too. And (bonus) they are very cute 🕷

Clever duck 30

Do you plan on breeding your scorpions, since you have pairs

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

I would like to! To be honest, I'm just unsure as to wether they are mature or not yet, that is the problem!

Name recommendation, Whiplash

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Haha, that's pretty solid!

@beverlyjensen443

3 ай бұрын

Ahhh, cool! ...or Lasher.

At 8:02 i put the video at 0.25 speed and it's really fast catch by the scorpion

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Very cool!

Let’s see what’s up

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Welcome and thanks for watching!

@user-sh2yf9pb1z

3 ай бұрын

No thank you for a wonderful video

emperor or asian forest

Name for you new animal: Snape

His name should be "Sifi"

Is the tailless whip scorpion a cave dwelling arachnid?

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

Not necessarily. Some species do live in caves, however I think this one is commonly found moving across large free trunks at night hunting and will likely retreat to hollows, roots, etc at dawn.

If you don't know if your animal is male or female, "it" is the correct word, not "they"

@alphacentauri1778

3 ай бұрын

@@SpiderFan3000 "it" is singular, "they" is plural.

@alphacentauri1778

3 ай бұрын

@annam8803 There is no confusion or any need for your condescending, faux-intillectual racist undertones. I'm American born and raised, and english is my first language. People have referred to animals as "it" since forever. Generally, in English, people still use he or she even if it isn't known if the person or animal is male or female. "They" can be used singularly in order to not give too much info in, for example, an anecdote, though probably not used as much anymore. That is an exception, the rule is "they" is plural, and dion's use is not an exception.

I love the content of your channel. But I wish you would stop using a plural pronouns to describe a single individual.

@Reptiliatus

3 ай бұрын

I use “they” because “it” sounds like an object as opposed to a living being. If I know the animals sex I just say “he/she”. Pretty well only say this with unsexed/babies. Perhaps I'll just go back to saying “it”.

Awe, tailless whip Scorpion! 😃 Can't wait to see how you've done the enclosure setup! As for a name, maybe Mishkee? Seeyah wouldn't work very well but Mishkee sounds better. 😊