Heterometrus / Pandinus identification needed

[arthrotiti]

I got some 4 inches scorpions ID as Heterometrus Spinifer, but they are not H. Spinifer in my opinion..are they Pandinus V. ?
Or another Heterometrus Sp. ?

I got some photos of the parents, it seems one of them have very big and brown claws..any help would be appreciated as I am not an expert in the scorpion hobby.

Here are some pictures, the one with the cricket is a young one.
Sorry for the poor image quality.

Here are some clear pic i took from a four inches one :

 

[curtisgiganteus]

They are either some Heterometrus or P cavimanus. Your pics don’t show the features needed to positively ID the animal. But here is a useful link that you might be able to use.

Differences between Scorpions (Genera Heterometrus and Pandinus) - Shrimp and Snail Breeder

Arachno-hobby has been increasing for the past few decades. More and more people keep scorpions as pets. Unfortunately, owing to the difficulties involved in the identification of the most popular genera (Heterometrus and Pandinus), scorpions are often advertised under false or erroneous names...

aquariumbreeder.com

 

[Outpost31Survivor]

Very difficult pictures but I think you have Pandipalpus viatoris.

 

[fingerlakefeeders]

Heterometrus, not Pandinus. Chelicerae shape, granulation pattern, setae count. Not P. cavimanus or viatoris. Go to Marshall University, Euscorpius, Heterometrus Identification. That should shed some light.

 

[fingerlakefeeders]

Not the same scorpion.

 

[fingerlakefeeders]

Don't piss on my boot and tell me it's raining.

 

[arthrotiti]

They are either some Heterometrus or P cavimanus. Your pics don’t show the features needed to positively ID the animal. But here is a useful link that you might be able to use.

Differences between Scorpions (Genera Heterometrus and Pandinus) - Shrimp and Snail Breeder

Arachno-hobby has been increasing for the past few decades. More and more people keep scorpions as pets. Unfortunately, owing to the difficulties involved in the identification of the most popular genera (Heterometrus and Pandinus), scorpions are often advertised under false or erroneous names...

aquariumbreeder.com

Thank you

 

[arthrotiti]

Very difficult pictures but I think you have Pandipalpus viatoris.

Thank you

 

[arthrotiti]

Not the same scorpion.

Of course it's not the same, the two clear pics are mine, of a young one. the dirty pics are from a record the seller made (the parents). Finally, the pic where you can see a scorpion eating a cricket is a young one, also a pic from the seller.

 

[Outpost31Survivor]

Of course it's not the same, the two clear pics are mine, of a young one. the dirty pics are from a record the seller made (the parents). Finally, the pic where you can see a scorpion eating a cricket is a young one, also a pic from the seller.

female Pandipalpus viatoris

https://www.ntnu.no/ub/scorpion-files/p_viatoris2.jpg

male Pandipalpus viatoris

https://www.ntnu.no/ub/scorpion-files/p_viatoris_mozambique.jpeg

 

[fingerlakefeeders]

Of course it's not the same, the two clear pics are mine, of a young one. the dirty pics are from a record the seller made (the parents). Finally, the pic where you can see a scorpion eating a cricket is a young one, also a pic from the seller.

I misunderstood. My apologies.