Fill in your profile information and press save. First name jenni Last name barnes  Upload your profile picture here. Don´t have a photo? Then just choose an icon below. Date of Birth (dd/mm/yyyy) Region Postcode b301bw Personalise your URL. i,e if your name is John smith you can make your URL www.petstreet.co.uk/johnsmith. Just add the words johnsmith to the box. If it does not save it means someone else is using that extension. Choose your background colour Or choose a background image. Password (for your eyes only) Would you like to receive the site newsletter?: Yes Max emails received per day (Please note this does limit notifications of friend requests, wall post notifications, in-site email notifications or the newsletter) 10 | My Interests animals, forensics, CSI, im a biochemist at the moment but training to become a forensic pathologist My Pets My Received Gifts My Message Wall  17 Nov 2007 21:01 sorry i havn't written back! i've been very busy lately :( work has been chaotic. i hope all is going well for you :) take care. scott  28 Oct 2007 18:36 Emperors arent hard to tame in my experiance. They are naturally calm, though somewhat shy creatures. They have to be very angry, or scared, to sting, though may use the pincers if you anger or scare them. I am told it can hurt quite alot. Adult females are the calmest on most predictable, unless they are heavily pregnant, then they become very anti-social and angry. Females are also somewhat larger and heavier bodied than the males. The males are usually a bit more finiky, may move rapidly without warning, and seem to be somewhat more nervous. They also randomly go off their food, sometimes for weeks on end with no explanation. They are generally social with each other however, so if you want to get a few you can create a little colony of them. 26 Oct 2007 18:04 Thats pretty unlucky! Arabian scorpion, a fat tail, androcotonus spp (I think thats how you do the scientific name...). I am quite surprised that you ended up with one of them to be fair. Its usually the thick tailed (though mistakenly called fat tailed) that pitch up, parabuthis spp. that pitch up. Probably best its gone, as you stated due to the lisence, and the venom isn't exactly nice. Try an emperor scorpion if you want another one. They are less likely to land you in A&E :P  11 Oct 2007 11:28 Hi Jen, how are you, I have a fear of spiders, more so the ones that bite how do you feed these little critters ?  01 Oct 2007 15:16 sorry about the wait ive been in spain. Glad to hear you've sorted the scorpion out i have to say after comparing pictures i'd still put money on it being an arabian but hey im no expert. lol some nice new additions your as bad as me i can't go to a pet shop withouty buying something completly the opposite to what i need :p  22 Sep 2007 16:13 Wow. You've got a bunny AND tarantulas? :O I love my Patchie but I also love tarantulas. Ive got a HUGE halloween decoration one permanantly hanging from my light in my bedroom- frightens the life out of my freinds:P I really want a tarantula named Bob (I dunno why). Are they good pets to keep?  20 Sep 2007 01:06 Hi Jenni. Thanks for you're kind comment. I love your spiders. It's wierd because I run a mile from house spiders but put one of yours in front of me and I would gladly handle it......strange I know.....lol | My Human Friends 3 Friends You must log in to ask or accept friendship.   |
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