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i did some research to back up what was a said, took a double shot of whiskey, and put the poor critter down. its a very sad night and the little critter will be greatly missed. may it rest in peace. -matt

that is sad news indeed... poor little critter. -matt

about a month ago my P. transvaalicus went through a bad molt which left the last couple of sections of its tail trapped inside its old shell. aside from its tail being deformed its had no issues until last week. it was eating prekilled crickets and behaving like nothing was wrong. when i...

ive sort of come up with a solution on my own. but my intention is something to keep a couple small tupperwear containters above 70f. my own plan involves a rechargable jumper box i had bought for a truck i dont have any more, a thermostat, and a smaller ceramic lamp with a 75w red bulb. 1...

winter is coming soon and a problem I haven't put enough thought into has presented itself. I lose power on a fairly regular basis where I live but I have a generator that runs all important systems in the house including the heat lamps for my P. transvaalicus. the problem im facing is what...

ive got a couple very small P. transvaalicus slings (maybe 3/8" body length) and everything has been going fine until I fed them some crickets from a new source. maybe 3-4 days after feeding them I found one of them had a little white spec on his back. at first I thought it was just some sand so...

ive got a pair of baby p. transvaalicus, i hope i get to see at least one of them spray. i think its coolest thing in the world that some scorpions can spray venom.

My female Leiurus quinquestriatus is insane! she so much as sees a passing shadow and she starts throwing her tail around, even stinging her self from time to time! :evil: shes the onley scorp i have that will activly chase my tongs and sting them over and over again.

i sleep about 5 feet from some of the most deadly scorpions on the planet, but there in a climate controled closet. my collection is now Leiurus quinquestriatus, Hadrusus arizonensis, Androctonus australis, Androctonus bicolor, and a Androctonus amoreuxi. im hopen to add an Parabuthus...

i wouldnt worry to much, odds are you wont find the lil bugger till you stop looking for it. then when youve finally given up hope youll move something in your room and there it will be. at least thats my experiance, i had my five keeled scorpion (Lieurus quinquestriatus) escape and i was...

i always prefer to order online, shipping can be a hassle but if you order a couple scorps at a time its not bad. or you can use 2-3day shipping which is usually about $5 but i would onley recomend doing that for the hardier scorps. i just bought a Androctunus australis for $19.50 and that...

i have a post in that section as well, i was just hoping that a post in this section might prove better results. i have been looken for one of these scorps for a very long time with little results. sorry for the incorect post.

im new to the this forum and i was hoping you all might be able to help me get my hands on some P. transvaalicus babies. if you know where i can find some or if you have some i can buy send me a message. thank you