Hadrurus arizonensis pics

[crawshayi]

heare are some pictures of my Hadrurus arizonensis i have had it sence last friday and is has not burrowed but is feeding well does this sp need a burrow and can eney one show me some pic of ther setups

 

[crawshayi]

Hadrurus arizonensis

heare are some more pictures sory aobut all thaose post on thsi scorpion ps i have put on thsi furum

 

[GQ.]

Nice scorpion! On my list of next purchases. Great picture.

 

[Critterman03]

Nice pic

Thank you for sharein you pic,i like it.
I have (4) Hadrurus spadix plan to take pic soon

 

[genious_gr]

Re: Hadrurus arizonensis

Originally posted by crawshayi
heare are some more pictures sory aobut all thaose post on thsi scorpion ps i have put on thsi furum

It's ok, just spell better...;P

 

[BugBoyX]

I have an H. spadix and he digs like a fiend. His tank has several inches of a sand, gravel, peat, cypress mulch mix I set up months before I got him so it would all hold together so he could burrow. He's completely re-landscaped the entire tank....and has actually piled up substrate so he can reach the screen lid at the top and now I often find him walking upside down on the screen. Really cool scorp......I think you'll really enjoy yours and I'd imagine he'll start digging apart his tank soon enough.

 

[heyjeyniceid]

god, Ive been to the field 6 times trying to look for H. Arizonensis with absolutley NO Luck. Next year will be MY year though. Awsome Scorpion.

 

[chid]

Hi James.
I finally got mine as well!

Chid

 

[Silver.x]

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How aggressive or poisonous is this particular species?

 

[Kugellager]

Chid, nice H.spadix pic.

H.spadix and H.arizonensis are considered to have relatively mild venom and are both quite active species readily going into a threat posture if disturbed.

A sting by either of these species is reported to have quite a bit of pain similar to that of getting hit on the hand with a hammer. Some people have also reported to feel a tingly/electrical sensation on the appendage where the sting took place. Pain is said to last from 1/2 to several hours. May have some redness or swelling as well. Experience varies.

John
];')

 

[Silver.x]

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thx john

 

[Silver.x]

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How much do these guys go for, if you know tell me if its in US or CDN so I cant do a conversion. THX all.
Also, if any of you have some babies of these and are willing to sell I am very much interested in purchasing this beautiful species.

 

[Kugellager]

The most common price range is $15-20 US. These can be found on occasion for $10-15 US. I have seen them as low as $5 US and as high as $35 US.

John
];')

 

[Richard_uk]

Chid,
Where did you get your Hadrurus Spadix from? I have been desperately searching for this species in the UK for as long as I can remember.

 

[Silver.x]

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Does anyone know a place that I could perhaps purchase a hadrurus spadix or arizonensis for a cheap price, like if they were babies or something? Also, Kugellager, where do you get your scorps?

 

[chid]

Originally posted by Richard_uk
Chid,
Where did you get your Hadrurus Spadix from? I have been desperately searching for this species in the UK for as long as I can remember.

Richard,
I've PM'd you.

Chid

 

[chid]

Originally posted by Kugellager
Chid, nice H.spadix pic.



John
];')

John.
Thanks, It was sold to me as H.arizonensis so could you let me know the differences between the two?
Chid

 

[Silver.x]

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Could you tell me where you obtained it chid? thanks.

 

[Frank]

Chid: H. spadix have their prosoma all black. H. arizonensis has its not completly black. However, both are to be kept in the same conditions.

SaIiLdVaEnR: You're in Canada right? Then you should go see the Classifieds section.. I don't think you'd really like to know where someone in UK bought his, as you're miles away from UK

 

[Silver.x]

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True but is chid from the UK, I know the other guy who wanted one was but maybe Chid isn't.