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Post by Androctonus Tue Feb 12, 2013 4:02 pm

Hi guys, I have a question
I recently received two H.spinifer, males subadults (about 5cm body) and then I got an adult female (about 7-8cm body). It's okay if I keep them all together?

The enclosure has 50x40x30 cm and enough hiding places for all
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Post by DolbyR Tue Feb 12, 2013 7:34 pm

Should not be a problem as Hets are usually pretty communal and not too aggressive towards each other.
Just make sure that the female is not gravid as this could increase her aggressiveness.

However, from my personal point of view... The fact is that anything can go wrong during a molt and I would not want to risk.
I would keep them separate until the males molt to adulthood.
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Post by Liocheles Sat Feb 16, 2013 6:40 am

Heterometrus spinifer or like DolbyR said, Heterometrus sp are communal species. that will be no problems at all. make sure they got a lot of hiding. i, myself have setup a communal enclosure of 6 het spinifer without any problem., just left a problem, they could climb! affraid
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Post by Liocheles Sat Feb 16, 2013 6:40 am

Heterometrus spinifer or like DolbyR said, Heterometrus sp are communal species. that will be no problems at all. make sure they got a lot of hiding. i, myself have setup a communal enclosure of 6 het spinifer without any problem., just left a problem, they could climb! affraid
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Post by Androctonus Sat Feb 16, 2013 11:13 am

Thx mate
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