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    Survey: what scorpion is ideal for maniacs?

    lol, i think maniacs are people who keep anything more than 30 species of scorpions :P
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    fed my scorps superworms

    oh ok, my mistake they look like giant worms from what i see in your feeding pic zilch
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    Two-tailed T. falconensis born

    haha, good one
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    fed my scorps superworms

    hey there, i don't think those are superworms, check this out and you'll know what i mean. http://www.chameleonsdish.com/Images/Feeders/wormdifferences.jpg real superworms are well, super ;P cheers! zilch
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    Demographics: Scorpion owners

    started about last year when i was 22, still going on
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    help me identify this scorp..

    hello xtreme! looks like you decided to bring your query in arachnoboards as well. why not try venomlist since you're at it :P my opinion was a male h.longimanus; species because of the elongated chela and the granulation on the prosoma and male because of the angle of the pectines...any...
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    Urgent: Help Needed

    izzit loud? man, your environment must be super quiet to do such recording!
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    Munis' moult thread!

    damn, awesome pics guys. mine's not as awesome, but its a molt pic anyway ;P my a.australis right after molt (note that the aculeus is still soft and crooked, it straightened back to normal right after it hardened)
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    LQ & australis pictures - caution: large pics!

    wow, thats a very detailed explanation. are you in IT? good stuff, and thanks! (i stilll have the hi-res raw pictures, if u want i can send it over to you)
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    LQ & australis pictures - caution: large pics!

    really? i thought gifs are generally smaller than jpegs. the only reason i uploaded it in gif is coz its faster :P ps: yes, PNG definitely gives better results than a gif :P
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    New young take second feed in 2 days

    great looking scorp you have there. is it venomous? *i mean the urodacus elongatus
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    Why do you handle your scorpion?

    all scorpions are venomous, its just how potent their venom is. even if its a h.spinifer or a liocheles sp, i will not risk handling them as scorpions are unpredictable at times, plus i do not know if i have any potential allergic reaction to their venom, and i certainly do not want to find out.
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    LQ & australis pictures - caution: large pics!

    Raul, Ryan is right; counting pectines is the most accurate way of sexing any scorp. i took a macro of the pectines and counted the teeth. my LQ scored a 29. Cheers
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    LQ & australis pictures - caution: large pics!

    Arachnophilist, thanks. auto contrast? nope! that will give undesired results most of the time, i adjusted levels, saturation and coloration :P when i got the LQ she was already fat. the owner had a few mealies lying around the enclosure as light snack :D Mark, thats the result of converting...
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    LQ & australis pictures - caution: large pics!

    thanks! ( i used a bit of photoshop though :P)
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    LQ & australis pictures - caution: large pics!

    this is one beautiful female sub-adult specimen i got over the weekend: some pics of my a.australis in 4th instar: before feeding after feeding Cheers!
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    Rusty Red Tail ?

    darn! i wish scorpions would be easily available from where i am.
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    My first scorpion!!!

    welcome to the hobby! :)
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    scorpion vs. scorpion vs. shrew

    any idea what scorp was that in the vid? my guess was a m.martensii, but i'm not sure.
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    finally!

    yeah i know! thanks! :) here you go: (with an extra pic:))
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