Black Beautys

[Brian S]

Just got these today


Androctonus bicolor

Parabuthus transvaalicus (possibly gravid?)

 

[carpe scorpio]

Very nice!!, congratulations big time!. Those look beautiful Brian.

 

[Brian S]

Thanx Stan. I was just gettin' ready to email those same pics to you

 

[JeffG]

Congrats! I was just about to pm you and ask if you got them.

 

[leiurus]

Very nice scorpions, congratulations! Do you get new scorpions everyday?
:}

Dom

 

[Brian S]

Very nice scorpions, congratulations! Do you get new scorpions everyday?
:}

Dom

LOL!!! It seems like it here lately. These will be my last for awhile though

 

[edt]

Cool scorps, those tails are pretty wicked!

 

[Brian S]

Cool scorps, those tails are pretty wicked!

Thanx, the bicolor is as fast as greased lightning. It is by far the quickest scorp I have.

 

[pandinus]

you have no idea how much i am starting to loathe you Brian.
i am VERY jealous.

 

[errit]

I envy you :drool:
The next scorp i'll be gettin has to be one of those. Not sure wich one it will be. Maybe A. Bicolor because i allready have a parabuthus sp.

 

[Brian S]

I envy you :drool:
The next scorp i'll be gettin has to be one of those. Not sure wich one it will be. Maybe A. Bicolor because i allready have a parabuthus sp.

The bicolor is cool. I am amazed at how fast it is. It definetly deserves respect :evil:

 

[errit]

Is he walking around a lot?

 

[azztigma]

Brian, all I have to say is wow...you picked out a very nice bicolor! and the P.trans is very nice too, one of my favorites!

 

[leiurus]

Just got these today


Androctonus bicolor

Parabuthus transvaalicus (possibly gravid?)

How big are they, Brian? Are they adults?

Thanks,

Dom

 

[Brian S]

Is he walking around a lot?

No not too much. When I throw a cricket in, it really comes to life lol
It sits still most of the time though.

 

[Brian S]

How big are they, Brian? Are they adults?

Thanks,

Dom[/QUOTE

Dom, the transvaalicus is about 4 inches and the bicolor is 3-3 1/2 inches. I am hoping they are adults. Hopefully the transvaalicus is gravid :drool: