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Hi LordRaiden They sure look like K.pulchra, however, the cryptic pattern tells me otherwise. I should have take a photo on its back pattern. Maybe next time tho :) You mentioned probable families, which are?

At the hour of Rat I had a night walk in an outlying stream 2 yards across to where I stayed. I need Identification for the ff Anurans: This one, I think, is from the genus Kaloula, tho not sure wich specie.Usually, they sound like carabaos in heat but this one croaks like that of a...

I love your job. *drools* The big scorpion should be a Heterometrus sp. Possibly longimanus or spinifer tho I don't have any clue on their locality. The wild boars are cool (pardon me, they look tasty too!) and so are the invertebrates! Keep it coming! You got yourself a patron for this...

nice finds! The little scorpion looks like Liocheles Australasiae :)

Where's the like button? :biggrin: Cool pictures~

^ well at least ya get the thought ^^, what does it look like? cone? umbrella?

Update: 10-09-2011 Brena molted first @ 10-05-2011 to 3rd instar :)

I don't know, maybe I can't tell the difference between Lychas sp. and Isometrus sp. @ 1st glance, however I kept two specimens already of each specie (namely, Lychas mucronatus and Isometrus maculatus). But do wild Isometrus (presuming that it is collected from the wild) tend to be darker than...

That would be Lychas sp. for me. I noticed the dark band near the metasoma segment (dunno what's the term of the segment).

Still, bugs are not mammals, that's a good point! :happy: no need for me to ponder, hahaha~ anyway thanks!

Update: 09-19-2011 Out of 17 slings, 10 are sold and now with their respective lords. :happy: Out of the 7 that is still under my supervision, I choose 3 slings that is subject for study. I named them Tier 1 brood [T1] from their Mother [Succubi] Individually, I gave them names. I...

^This, hahaha~ It's hard to get the pics even in macro. I have a friend (or friends) that successfully made their Centruroides Margaritatus, Parabuthus Traansvaalicus and Rhopalrous Junceus reached 8th instar. It would be good news for me if it is possible with the Androctonus sp., Well, 7i...

Unfortunately, I don't have one, I would just borrow from my colleagues then. :happy: (though as I've said, magnifying glasses/microscopes doesn't agree with my eye conditions.) Follow-up, Do Androctonus genus reach 8th instar as the other buthid Centruroides and Rhopalrous?

True. However, I was disturbed by the misinformation circulating in our country and is fast spreading (thanks FB ). Oh well, I guess It's ok thanks guys~

Probably answered already to the FAQ's or the net. Just like to have a second opinion. Would it be possible for me to breed scorpions (Androctonus/Heterometrus/Lychas on my account) with their siblings? Siblings per se: Adult scorpion from Mother brood - Mother [say, Female - Mom; Male -...

hahaha! no offense taken pare! hehe..

Hi guys, I found this statement/post in the FAQ's and asked, but to no avail. So, my question would be: Do this apply to all Androctonus species? It's kinda hard to count the pectines.. I have blurry vision and my eyeglasses makes me go vomit. credits to Nich. thanks Nich. I would also like...

Not sure, but I see it as Heterometrus Longimanus. nice scorp. If it's 6i , I would guess it's a male. Look at those long arms~

*Nostalgia* that reminds me about lying with my parents. My R.Junceus adult male escaped and somehow strayed near the tiles of our bathroom, to my mom's horror! Then I caught the scorp and explained to mom that they harmless species and in a venom span of 1-5, they're level 2. YES I KNOW...

Cool roach! It could utter words! haha~ kidding aside, yeah.. they're clumsy. But maybe because their claws are designed for larger prey? like, mice perhaps? It happens in the wild. Same principle with the sharks and the cleaner wrasse fish or a Large 4ft Arowana and a miniscule guppy, it...