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Hottentotta minusalta

and how much are you planning on selling the offspring?

how much are you willing to spend buying a swammerdami pair?

yes. of course it would be beeter if we could see the photo

give her time and don't disturb her. I recall I had similar cases in the past as well. good luck and let us know how she did

don't think anyone can answer your question. only time will tell what you can do is keep her somewhere dark and without any disturbances and hope for the best. please do keep us posted, these guys are the best

Try Trichorhina tomentosa

Gala looks like your female is freshly molted hence the bright and glossy coloration. imo she's adult, put some Bary White and let them do the did ;)

I also think its a chemical thing. What about the crickets? are you breeding them or do you get them from a pet shop? They might have eaten something toxic and transfered it to the scorpions.

a few of my new group feeding on a piece of pear

the second photo imo looks like something of fungal nature.

Liocheles sp. Kaliman, Indonesia more here

Mesobuthus gibbosus

1.0 B.smithi 0.1 B.smithi 1+1=lfe ^^ plenty more photos and video

I recall someone somehow managed to reprint the book and offered it in a more realistic price. If you search the forum i'm sure you'll find the thread.

regretfully my collection these days is very thin... :( However the plan is to slowly rebuilt it.

We have finished uploading the scorpion photos. Next on the menu is tarantulas and "others" and we have tones of these... Stay tuned! We're open for comments, constructive criticism and suggestions. www.arthropoda.gr

they are slow growers. they usually molt once every year (although when young I have experienced faster molting intervals)

can't risk feed local eucalyptus. too many reports on dead roaches that were fed eucalyptus spp from outside australia. they do very well on oak. quercus coccifera is also well accepted and aprreciated.

here are some recent photos. this roach is aprox 3 years old. can you help me sex this one? I feed them almost exclusively dried oak leaves. have tried chestnut leaves too, but they didn't seem to like them