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very cute babies...

Oh my God! It is my first time to see so rare alive scorplings! It's so interesting that he has 2 tails. Can he live well with 2 tails? Hope it can grow healthy... :) :)

I like the preying mantis prawn very much, and u, u eat them! ......

Hi it loooks grow too fast....can you take some more pics for it?

they are so beautiful. I am a little confused, why the 2nd instar looked so different with the adult ones?

I have not been here for a few days, but look that your scorpions are so good! congratulations! :D

they look so pretty! I like to see them just moult, looks brightful...

these scorpions are bought last week, but I am not shure what it is. can anyone here help me?

Hi Drapion, it looks really beautiful. :? :? but how can I distinguish it with B jacksoni? The black chela? Woodson

Hi Very cuty scorpions. Hope you can breed them successfully

hehe, so it can be called as Centrurometrus xanthopus...

Ah! nice pics and scorps! Especially the pallidus are!

Today I go to the website again and found it works again! so happy here... Here are my new scorpions.;)

I like the common names because I can not translate the scientific name into Chinese here. We call it as Mexico bark scorpion here in China.

I think it is definitely Hottentotta spp. You should feed him well, when he become fat, you wll find that the tail is not thick like before... :)

V. Spinigerus is a very cutty guy. But I won't use sand as the substrate, I would like to choose soil.

Nice Liocheles waigiensis! the bigger one maybe gravid already!

congratulations, Ed! How can you feed the A crassicauda so good! Mind 3rd instar is not big now, will itbe huge after molting? Woodson

thank you all my friends! I have finished his home, according to all of your suggestions. Give them humid envirenment and feed each of them 1 cricket. When I get up today, I found they are now very fat. :D and Luc, I will keep going... But I think I can only have the largest scorps collection...

Oh my god! I do not think it is a Heterometrus longimanus. I think the stinger should be red. If it is just black, I think it is hererometrus spinifer. Woodson