Invertebrate Owners and Fans

[Shenan_the_cat]

I like snails most out of all insects (do they count as invertibraits I heard they have no spine?)

[plum]

I plan on getting a pair of Emperor Scorpions sometime in the new year. :3 Or just one, if there's only one at the reptile show I saw 'em at.

You can get them at most pet stores. Be sure to get a black light, scorpions glow under them and it's super cool.

The only pet store that has them around here is Petco, I don't really want to get one from there. Plus, they were around $15 at the expo, and I think they're more expensive at pet stores.

[Mycorrhizae]

I like snails most out of all insects (do they count as invertibraits I heard they have no spine?)

Yep. Snails are invertebrates. If it's not a fish, reptile, amphibian, bird, or mammal, it's probably an invertebrate. Although snails are mollusks and not insects. But they're pretty awesome critters.

[Shenan_the_cat]

I've got about 60 snails at the moment i keep them in various tanks in my garden. Mum won't let them in the house because she thinks their gross lol.

[Grimace]

So, reptile expo coming up.

I want to get a scorpion, and am having trouble deciding what species.

What do you guys think, spitting scorpion, or deathstalker?

[ReadingIndigo]

Grimace: I'm quite sure you already know this, but both are potentially lethal. But, if I remember correctly, you keep dangerous conchs(I think that's what you said in another thread). Sorry, I lurk alot, so it's hard to keep names straight. Personally, I would choose the deathstalker, as it looks prettier to me.

[Grimace]

Grimace: I'm quite sure you already know this, but both are potentially lethal. But, if I remember correctly, you keep dangerous conchs(I think that's what you said in another thread). Sorry, I lurk alot, so it's hard to keep names straight. Personally, I would choose the deathstalker, as it looks prettier to me.

Yeah, I keep cone snails.

Went with the deathstalker though. Heres pictures of the new babby.