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Here is a shot of the mauretanicus I obtained from Botar:
While I don't keep Androctonus(yet) I do have a Parabuthus trans, I think most on here will agree that the Parabuthus would be a better first between the two species. The bicolor is said to be very fast(from what I've read) along with a stronger venom (4) as opposed to the (3) for the Parabuthus, keep in mind that the P. trans is capable of spraying venom, not sure if the leiosoma capable of spraying or not.siucfi said:I have been looking into getting my first "hot" scorp and am debating between a parabuthus sp perhaps leiosoma and an androctonus sp perhaps bicolor. How does the venom potency of these two scorpions compare to each other? and any recommendations twords one or the other would be great. Thanks.
Snake_Eyes said:While I don't keep Androctonus(yet) I do have a Parabuthus trans, I think most on here will agree that the Parabuthus would be a better first between the two species. The bicolor is said to be very fast(from what I've read) along with a stronger venom (4) as opposed to the (3) for the Parabuthus, keep in mind that the P. trans is capable of spraying venom, not sure if the leiosoma capable of spraying or not.
Once again I'm nowhere even close to being an expert I'm just going by the research that I've done on here and from google.
Hope that helps.
Ps. That's a awesome looking scorp David. :clap:
love the pick by the way !DavidBeard said:Here is a shot of the mauretanicus I obtained from Botar:
WICKED PIC!!!DavidBeard said:Here is a shot of the mauretanicus I obtained from Botar: