u/Living_DeadGRL

Hi all! A friend of mine recently decided arachnids weren’t for her and asked me if I would like to take hers in, I already have multiple tarantulas and jumping spiders so I said of course!
She dropped them off yesterday and among them was a tailless whip scorpion, I started doing some research and watching videos but there doesn’t seem to be as much information as I would like to comfortably care for this little critter.
Hoping for any care/husbandry tips you all might have!!

She? Is currently set up in a tall exo terra nano with Reptisoil, multiple pieces of cork bark, frog moss and a few plants for coverage, I also provided a shallow water dish and a hygrometer as I read that they are found in high humidity areas what do I need to add or take away?

Thanks in advance! 💕

Hi there I’m just curious what people feed their geckos.

In my research I’ve found the most common staple feeders to be crickets and Dubia roaches unfortunately i live in Canada and live Dubia roaches are illegal here.
I have seen packaged “fresh” Dubia roaches in my local pet stores but I feel like that can’t be nutritionally significant,
I just want to make sure my baby is getting the proper diet.

I currently feed a mixture of crickets, mealworms, silkworms and the occasional hornworm as a treat.

Also attaching photos of my sweet Buffy because she is too precious not to. 💕