OMG! I just black lighted and cought over 20 scorps

post pics!!!!and i want one haha

 

so jealous

 

Man that sounds like so much fun! Any scorpion to spare?

 

lychas we are getting some of these lights!!!

 

Doesn`t sound like a bad conclusion, V Spinigerus and H Arizonsensis are very common in your area. Lucky man..

 

V. Spinigerus has venom comparable to H. arizonensis.

 

i cant wait to see the pics.

 

I told you man, Arizona rocks...

 

what did you use to pick up the scorps...tongs

 

hey spike me man, cant wait till we get our lights, when we get money wanna go for a trip up north, i know a faw guys that know where 2 get all sorts of kool urodacus sp like spinatus and hoplurus

 

soyunds good

 

Man your very lucky collecting scorps would be awsome for any of us.

 

Synergy,

Congrats on the find. I had planned to hit Texas in August but had to move the trip to the spring but that will be my first true scorp hunt and I can't wait to hit the field and blacklight for Diplos for an entire 3-week period!

 

sounds like to me I need to visit there abit with a blacklight

 

photo of C. exilicauda

Not the best photo but...



(Female on left, male on right)

A small sample of what I collect almost every night.

 

Two weekends ago, I went to the CA side of Lake Havasu and blacklighted for 2 nights. I got skunked. Not a thing. I saw a lot burrows though. And my relatives tell me scorps are all over the place. They gave me a 4 inch H. arizonensis that they had killed a few nights before. I wish they had kept it alive for me. It's was a magnificent scorp.

 

i like those arizona barks you caught. they are really spunky scorpions. i have one in the 2nd instar i got from a friend. good lukc with those. i wish hunting in southern california was as easy.:}