C.bicolor

[SandKing]

can this scorps be kept communaly? hm...

 

[snappleWhiteTea]

i thought i saw a.bicolor when i wrote the first thing i posted..im retarded.

 

[SandKing]

i thought i saw a.bicolor when i wrote the first thing i posted..im retarded.

btw what is the common name of c.bicolor?

 

[Nomadinexile]

I do not know for sure. There are so few of them around that I don't know. My GUESS is yes, but that is just a guess. Maybe someone else KNOWS?

 

[elportoed]

google finds:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centruroides_bicolor

 

[Aztek]

Yes, they are communal.

 

[Nomadinexile]

seeing as how these are so rare,....

If you have enough for a communal setup, you want to post some pictures por favor?

No really, there are not even that many pictures available online. I think I've found two. Come on, hook us up.

Btw, thanks for the confirmation aztec.

 

[deathwing]

yeah, they seems to be rare... if i have those specimens i would not risk them to a communual set-up. i would go for pair per enclosure.

 

[SandKing]

emm they are sting sling though.lol about 3i.so im shy to post it here.lol

 

[Nomadinexile]

emm they are sting sling though.lol about 3i.so im shy to post it here.lol

Don't be scarred.

 

[ralliart]

Based on experience, All Centruroides specie can be kept in a communal setup when they are subadults to adults. Provided that you have enough space, hides & vertical barks.

 

[BeakerTheMighty]

Out of curiousity, is anyone aware of any confirmed C. bicolor (a.k.a. not just questionably IDed C. margaritatus) in the U.S. at the moment? I know that none seem to be available ever but I was wondering if anyone had gotten them ever/managed to maintain and breed them. Congrats on getting some SandKing. They are definitely one on many scorpion keepers wish-lists.

 

[SandKing]

thnx man..il post the pix later

 

[SandKing]

sorry for the image quality there are 4 of them in 2 barks coz i use my fone
i will post the more quality pic if i have time

 

[RyoKenzaki]

I might be wrong but they looks like Centruroides Margaritatus instead
If im not mistaken, c. bicolor have dark chela
Anyone correct me if im wrong

 

[Nomadinexile]

I might be wrong but they looks like Centruroides Margaritatus instead
If im not mistaken, c. bicolor have dark chela
Anyone correct me if im wrong

I think you are right. The magical C. margaritatus strikes again! One of these days...

 

[SandKing]

yeah.im just confuse bcoz i have another c.bicolor but they dont look the same..
here they are..

 

[RyoKenzaki]

If im not mistaken what you have there is a centruroides margaritatus. Bicolor grow significantly larger than margaritatus, how big is your specimen?

 

[SandKing]

If im not mistaken what you have there is a centruroides margaritatus. Bicolor grow significantly larger than margaritatus, how big is your specimen?

which 1?the 1st post or the 2nd? if ur refering 2 the 2nd its aprox 3.5-4inches in length

 

[telow]

c.bicolor are not realy seen often 99.9% of the time people have c.marg
bicolor form it looks semi similar but its not the real c.bicolor ive only seen real ones 1 time and could not get them they were (nfs) but yours look
like c.marg to me they are realy nice