Another "what kind?" thread.

[WaightZer]

I just found this little guy from a firewood truck delivering to my work place.
I once got a adult lychas mucronatus female in similar manner. But this clearly is not LM.
I have a pair of sub adult some heterometrus species too. This little guy resemble a type of heterometrus, so, could it be?
What kind of scorpion is this? Could you please help?

 

[Nir Avraham]

Looks like Liocheles sp. Maybe Liocheles australasiae

 

[WaightZer]

Omg haha, thanks for the info, after I googled that name, that indeed look like a Liocheles sp.
I thought it was a baby scorpion of some kind.
I hope no babies coming out, otherwise I wouldn't know how to care them.

 

[Nir Avraham]

Omg haha, thanks for the info, after I googled that name, that indeed look like a Liocheles sp.
I thought it was a baby scorpion of some kind.
I hope no babies coming out, otherwise I wouldn't know how to care them.

They are parthenogenic (they give birth without mating). So you need to get ready for some babies...

 

[Dr SkyTower]

This looks like a dwarf wood scorpion. They have tiny, itty bitty little tails with a white telson similar to that (the sting end) and a rather sausage-shaped body. They also don't grow very large. Some species are parthenogenic. It could be a liocheles australasiae

 

[THR]

Liocheles australasiae