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Isometrus maculatus?? I have no scorpion experiance worth a crap BTW....Just looks like isometrus I have seen from the picture...

A. laeta female

This is not an A. laeta as already stated. I have a group I am raising with sizes ranging from 1.5-4 inches and I can tell you that non are like the Avic being shown here. I argee that the sling resembles an A. purpurea(I have these too), but the colors it has molted out to be intrigue me. At...

About 4.5 years for me.

Well the thread I am thinking about used the cup method to get the T, then used a ziplock type bag and moved the T into the baggy. Once in the bag you could manipulate the shape of the bag to the shape of the shipping container and get the T to safely move into the container. You can search cup...

I remember an old thread about a cup method of moving T's?? May help.

P. regalis all the way!

This is very true. It is up to us the hobbyist to make sure that we breed exotic/rare inverts when we have the chance.

Good luck with the Nhandu tripepii! Hard to find lately

Really stinks! When I got in the hobby 4.5 years ago they were stocked by all dealers. Now nothing but a few seen time to time. I wish we would have bred more to keep them around. I would be interested to hear from a dealer as to why they are not around anymore??

Looks like a versicolor in the last two pictures to me too.

What happened to all the different Huntsman sp. we use to be able to buy?? It seems they are hard to come by minus a few types. I miss the orange huntsman I use to have dang it!:cry:

Great idea! I have just started with scorpions but I have been in the hobby for 4 years. I am in it for the hobby and like the idea of making sure certain scorpions are around, bred, and taken care of reponsibly. Im in for sure.......

Well, I was told by a breeder I trust that they were going to be reclassified. Then I replied to an old thread(Iridopelma Q....see it in Tarantula discussion) and got some pretty good info.

Thanks for the reply!

Just a little thread bump...Has anyone gotten more research info on if A. diversipes is going to be moved over to Iridopelma?

Awesome! Congrats...Rare find as C/B for sure.

Stunning!! I believe these will soon be reclassified as an Iridopelma.

$50 M. balfouri female....You said wish list..LOL

My M. bafouri molted today! Its now 3 inches and I saved the molt to try and sex it. Funny thing was seeing how it molted on top of its water cap that it webbed up a bit.