Pics of my scorps

[King_Baboon_Guy]

Hi all,

Just been taking some photos of them and thought I would put them on here.

Enjoy:

Freshly molted Mesobuthus tamulus:




His Brother (molted 2 weeks before):




My 4th Instar H. polystictus (Very Fat). This is very aggressive and can take down crickets bigger than him!!!

 

[King_Baboon_Guy]

T. serrulatus (3rd/4th instar)






P. trans (3rd instar)

 

[arachnidsrck]

that last one looks like its about to EXPLODE!!! LOL is it about to molt you think?

 

[Prymal]

KBG-

Beautiful tamu's!

 

[King_Baboon_Guy]

Yes the P. trans is nearing a molt. It has slowed down its eating (thank god).


The M. tamulus are absolutely beautiful, but they are really aggressive and fast. I would say they are more of a handful than my L. quinquestriatus.

The fat M. tamulus is the most aggressive by far and has quite a powerful cauda when it tries and stings.

 

[G. Carnell]

very nice

so are the tams easy to rear up till now?
any unexpected deaths?

im really tempted to get some babies, i miss mesobuthus

 

[King_Baboon_Guy]

I had three M. tams and one did die through an unexpected death.

These two I haven't found difficult, just keep them warm and I offer a little water in a corner every 2 weeks or so.

Raising the humidity seems to initiate the molt.

 

[RaZeDaHeLL666]

Truely great shots baboon guy. Very very nice

 

[Scorpfanatic]

haha i agree with the discribetion for the tamulus...fast, aggresive, fun to watch them hunt..abousolutely love them! ive already had 5 but but im getting all the rest this week end from the breeder and i guessi wll be ready to do some trade.. anyone??? heheheh

 

[King_Baboon_Guy]

Yes the Tam's are lovely scorps (deadly though).

The Hottentotta Poly/trilineatus is a real gem. It will kill all crickets that come near it whether hungry or not.

The most docile scorpion is th eP. trans. she is a real calm and has not yet once tried to sting me or go in a defensive position. Maybe she's too fat and lazy

 

[Scorpfanatic]

haha i have 20 pieces of tamulus sling coming in next week! ~

anyone???? hehehehe i can get enought of them...

 

[Prymal]

Walton,

How much are you paying per specimen? Temperatures in my neck of the woods prohibits shipping at this time but if you have any for sale come April/May, we CAN work something out!

Luc

 

[Jmadson13]

Wonderful specimens