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Androctonus australis
Parabuthus liosoma
Parabuthus liosoma
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Yeah i know so keep ur hands out :}Brian S said:They are all eating and doing well. The liosoma is really quick.
LOL!! Don't worry I wouldn't put my hand in there for nothing heheheNovaCaine said:Yeah i know so keep ur hands out :}
But u already know hehehe.
Well i hope my female gets her babies quick i can't wait.
For How long does a scorp keep the babies in(sorry don't know the english word for it.)
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LMAO>>>>>what kind of scorp are you talking about. Emps can be gravid as long as a "women"!NovaCaine said:let me put it this way a woman is 9 months pregnant, and i need to know how long a scorp is. so if the word is gravid for that then thats it.
Confussing isnt it
In fact it is often longer from what I have seen and studied.RaZeDaHeLL666 said:LMAO>>>>>what kind of scorp are you talking about. Emps can be gravid as long as a "women"!
It IS australis. It has the black on the tip of the metosoma. I got it from BotarSilver.x said:The one in your first image, I believe, is an androctonus amourexi, not australis.
Aidan
Hi Aidan. There are several different colour forms of A. australis. I have a female from Libya that looks exactly like the pictured here. I also have a male of unknown origin which is much darker and have a orangish coloration between the tergites. I suspect these to be different subspecies, but i'm waiting for Lourenco's new paper on this genus.Silver.x said:Ah ok, all of my Australis have a much blacker telson and segment than that one. Cool scorp though, good luck with it.
Aidan
Silver.x said:Ah ok, all of my Australis have a much blacker telson and segment than that one. Cool scorp though, good luck with it.
Aidan