Recieved a package today

[Tityus]

Hi All,

I recieved today a package with 10 Microtityus species from Cuba ;P

Regards

Tom

 

[Murziukas]

cute ones congratulations

 

[smalltime]

Congratulations Tom...!!!!

It's so small I cannot even see the subacular tooth

 

[Tityus]

Hi Tim,

Yes they are very very small and cute I'm very hapy today :}

 

[G. Carnell]

Hi Tom
someone just alerted me to the Scorpion files profile on Microtityus jaumei, which has 3-7 babies per year, so wouldnt this apply to other species, seeing they all come from Cuba???

i saw the pic on your website, and thats ALOT more than 3-7........
just a big brood??

very nice scorps

 

[fusion121]

Great pictures, when I eventually have some free space I want to get some of these guys, whats the actual size of scorplings?

 

[Aviculariinae]

Great pictures, when I eventually have some free space I want to get some of these guys, whats the actual size of scorplings?

No Smaller than a Mite and no bigger than a flea

 

[Tityus]

Hi George,

Yes she give 14 youngs and this species come from Cuba but there are 5 species from Cuba :

Microtityus farleyi
Microtityus fundorai
Microtityus guantanamo
Microtityus jaumei
Microtityus trinitensis

But I don't know what species it is and there is no information on the internet yeah one page on Scorpion Files

Regards

Tom

 

[Tityus]

Hi Oliver,

The youngs are 1 - 2 mm very very small

 

[fusion121]

For some other Microtityus species the number of scorplings is:
M. rickyi : 3-6
M. consuelo: 4-6

 

[fusion121]

Hi Fusion,

The youngs are 1 - 2 mm very very small

Very small

 

[G. Carnell]

bugger.........
What will you be feeding them Tom???

1-2mm is extremely small... so they ARE the same size as a mite?

 

[Tityus]

They are a litle bit bigger then a mite I give them MicroCrickets No just born crickets and I put them in 2 parts with a scalpel.

 

[Nikos]

these seem to be more burden than fun...and you need a good binocular to see them.

 

[Aviculariinae]

They are a litle bit bigger then a mite I give them MicroCrickets No just born crickets and I put them in 2 parts with a scalpel.

Do you have little smurf hands to be able to cut new born crickets

 

[Michael]

wonderful species Tom! one of my favorite :drool:

 

[The Bear]

Do you have little smurf hands to be able to cut new born crickets

That or a shrinking ray :}

Very cool looking scorps big or small there very nice lookin. They really blind in to the background, Congradulations!

 

[TRowe]

Very cool. I didn't realize how tiny they were until I noticed that the substrate in the background was pieces of vermiculite! Incredible!

Tim