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Dill, A. amoreuxi actually doesn't have too thick of a tail. Heres a picture - http://www.ub.ntnu.no/scorpion-files/a_amoreuxi_egypt2.jpg Its not a Vaejovis sp., looks completely different. I still think its A. amoreuxi. Cheers, Ryan

Hey Peter, They appear to be Androctonus amoreuxi. Cheers, Ryan

Hello, The pictures arent too good. But my best guess would be Liocheles sp.. How big is the mom? Cheers, Ryan

Hi Matt, The scorpion pictured is most likely Centruroides bicolor. Cheers, Ryan

Hey, If your worried about it make her a burrow yourself. Cheers, Ryan

Hey, A couple of mine have dug around the vial, but since the sand isnt compacted they wont be able to have a burrow. When I rehouse them maybe I'll compact the sand and see if any of them will start a burrow. I have 4 specimens currently and three of them are 3rd instar, and one is at 4th...

Hey Josh, This is definitely not Tityus insignis or I. maculatus, so it must be Didymocentrus lesueurii. Cool find! Cheers, Ryan

Hey All, sub-adult female H. judaicus eating a roach. Cheers, Ryan

Hey all, How to sex some Hottentotta sp..(Such as - trilineatus and hottentotta. Males also have more bulbous chela - seen in this picture Cheers, Ryan

Hey Tim, These are indeed a Heterometrus sp. but for an ID we'll need clearer pictures of the carapace. Cheers, Ryan

Hey Kevin, Can't help you there, but the Kovarik paper may be of help as it has pictures of each species. It also has descriptions of each if I remember correctly. Heres the link - http://www.science.marshall.edu/fet/euscorpius/p2004_15.pdf Cheers, Ryan

Reported Heterometrus from India - Heterometrus barberi Heterometrus beccaloniae Heterometrus bengalensis Heterometrus flavimanus Heterometrus fulvipes Heterometrus gravimanus Heterometrus kanarensis Heterometrus keralaensis Heterometrus latimanus Heterometrus liurus Heterometrus...

Hey, Just regular vials. They are seen on the left of this picture. Cheers, Ryan

Hi all, Had my last H. tamulus sindicus molt today. Here are some pics. Cheers, Ryan

Pedro, Very nice pictures! Its always nice to the natural habitat of different scorpions. :) Cheers, Ryan

Hi all, These have been positively ID'd as Hottentotta minax. Now time to find a male for her! Cheers, Ryan

Hi Oli, Yes, you are correct. They are from Giorgio. Cheers, Ryan

Hey all, A few new pictures. :) H. cf tamulus sindicus 2i 3i's U. olivaceus 2i Enjoy! Cheers, Ryan

Hey, Definitely a Vaejovid, but I was thinking more along the lines of a Serradigitus spp. Cheers, Ryan

Hey Michiel, I'm fairly certain this is not H. polystictus, if the descriptions are correct. It says H. polystictus has elongated metasomal segments. But who knows with Hottentotta now adays. I will definitely let everyone know the ID! Cheers, Ryan