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M. gibbosus occurs in way different habitats, from almost aride to semi-humid. Of course its lotsa more difficult to find em in the woods and bushes. Actually, I have worries to post more details. I´m pretty sure you will find the right places. You just need patience. I was searching on diff...

umm...John... actually, your picture doesnt look like climbing on glass... Climbing on back walls is another thing... See ya Jan

lol did ya read the url... it ends with ...aprilfoolscorp See ya Jan

btw, this doesnt look like an A. australis, the metasoma is way too small. Might have been A. amoureuxi, but too hard to tell on that photos. Anyway, hope ull get ur money back and have better luck next time. See ya Jan

key to european and turkish species Here´s a key to european species, with turkish species also though not EU, and of course with spain, france, greece, italy and so on. http://www.butbn.cas.cz/klimes/arachno/scorp.html see ya jan

Hi, P. imperator cant be sexed by counting the pectinal tooth. There are some differences indeed, but its too unsure. This species mainly is sexed by the length of the 7th pectinal tooth on the right pectine, counted from outside. Females: below 2,5 mm, average: 2,1mm. Males: above 2,5mm...