Scorpionluva
Arachnoangel
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ThanksImpressive collection.
I only know of 1 other person with themThose L.arabicus are stunners! I’ll add those to my ever-expanding want list! How uncommon are they in the hobby?
Nice, i loved keeping lqs.Heres pics of my leiurus collection which now includes 5 species. Only have 6 more species to find now lol just kidding
Leiurus quinquestriatus freshly molted 6i
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Leiurus arabicus breeding pair
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Leiurus macroctenus 3i
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Leiurus haenggii 3i
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Leiurus brachycentrus 2i
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Well you have some very rare leiurus that i dont have yet and with you being an awesome keeper yourself maybe we can do some trading so we both keep all these rare species aroundLeiurus quinquestriatus are super rare nowadays. Happy that an experienced keeper has some in the works!
Would definitely be interested in some quinquestriatus and arabicus when they are available. Keep up the awesome work!
Sounds like a fantastic idea to meWell you have some very rare leiurus that i dont have yet and with you being an awesome keeper yourself maybe we can do some trading so we both keep all these rare species around
Thanks and yes I love the Arabicus probably the most of all my leiurus so far and hopefully soon I'll have some to share as my 1 female looks like a blimp now lolMan, beautiful arabicus! Definitely a species I need to add to my Leiurus group. I'm only 4 away from having them all.... why does somalicus have to be so hard? Lol
Ahh you have a nice collection there too with 3 species i dont have and i hope Brandon and you both get to breed L. Jordanensis soon so you can share the wealthI get the majority of my stuff from Brandon, haha. I have brachycentrus, macroctenus, herberti, hebraeus, haenggii, quinquestriatus, and jordanensis. The jordanensis are very close to mature.
ThanksNice collection. I'm looking forward to getting a couple L. haenggii soon. First jump into the Leiurus
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L haenggii seem to need higher temps even at smaller instars so just a tip before you dip your toes into the leiurus pool ! They are an awesome genus for sure!
Thanks for the info! I have a few Hottentota species and an Androctunus bourdoni already, but definitely will get a warmer spot for the haenggiiLeiurus haenggii is definitely a good one to start with! Fairly readily available, straightforward to keep. I haven't had many issues at all with any of my Leiurus, to be honest.
No problem my haenggii's seemed a little sluggish and non responsive to feedersThanks for the info! I have a few Hottentota species and an Androctunus bourdoni already, but definitely will get a warmer spot for the haenggii