My live moss enclosure. Nothing in it yet... Thinking a mantis??
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MrCrackerpants
Parcoblatta
Very nice 
rockpython
Fourth Instar
Thank you!
Tongue Flicker
Sixth Instar
How bout a trio of bark scorpions like R.junceus? 
Blattodea313
Seventh Instar
Looks cool. Maybe you should just keep moss in it.
MrCrackerpants
Parcoblatta
Ya, the moss is awesome.
rockpython
Fourth Instar
I had a Florida bark scorpion, and it was pretty boring to me... Oh! An emperor scorpion might work...How bout a trio of bark scorpions like R.junceus?
My favorite scorpion was an Israeli Gold... Small and FULL of spunk!
rockpython
Fourth Instar
Tongue Flicker
Sixth Instar
Florida barks just sits there, emps dig burrows. Carribean blue (R.junceus) are much bigger than most bark scorps and move a lot more but i think they appreciate a bit of dryness. Okay so hmm.. how about asian forest scorps?! They definitely move a lot and will like the humidity paired for the moss
rockpython
Fourth Instar
Yea, a forest or red claw would work.... Hmmm... A world of possibilities, and a trillion dubias to feed off 
Blattodea313
Seventh Instar
Dead leaf mantis?
How about a frog? A tree frog, or maybe a poison dart frog?
Tongue Flicker
Sixth Instar
But seeing the enclosure, i don't think asian forest scorps will be able to utilize the sticks. How bout a light to non-webbing arboreal tarantula if you're not arachnophobic?
Your enclosure is definitely paradise for a woodland type salamander/newt though
Your enclosure is definitely paradise for a woodland type salamander/newt though
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rockpython
Fourth Instar
Thanks for all the ideas! I have no problem with it just sitting for now, so I can get the right "fit" I would really like a diablo mantis...
wodesorel
Seventh Instar
It's too pretty for a burrowing scorpion! They like to redecorate to their tastes, not yours. (Although I'm sure one would love it in there.)
On a side note, is that a 7 gallon bowfront? I could never figure out what to do with mine once I bought it and learned more about fish, so it's been a betta tank for the past 10 years. I love your idea of turning it into a moss terrarium!
They like to redecorate to their tastes, not yours. (Although I'm sure one would love it in there.)On a side note, is that a 7 gallon bowfront? I could never figure out what to do with mine once I bought it and learned more about fish, so it's been a betta tank for the past 10 years. I love your idea of turning it into a moss terrarium!