Scorpion in northern NV desert
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Was told it is Thrixopelma Sp. Black, is that wrong?
Was told it is Thrixopelma Sp. Black, is that wrong?
Scorpion in northern NV desert
Grammostola species?
Eupalaestrus campestratus?
Aphonopelma sp Pinal Co AZ, marxi?
Reid0210

Scorpion in northern NV desert

Trying to ID these guys. This one is a couple Inches long. Maybe juvenile desert hairy....not AZ desert hairy
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Reid0210
Yea it's not a bark scorpion. I'm hoping its a juvi desert hairy but im still not sure. Thanks for your help though!
 
Smokehound714
Paruroctonus becki, found in saltscrub areas (atriplex scrub, a common feature of the mojave desert)

P boreus differs by having robust and swollen chelae, and a more robust tail and telson
 

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