My apologies for cutting in gentlemen but I want to comment you Chad, that is an excellent website both informative and nicely crafted. I especially enjoyed your gallery most notably Vaejovis intermedius and Vaejovis waueri. I'm curious to know if you have kept both live in the past. Extremely interesting morphology in both. The P gracilior is also intriguing. Very nice. :clap:
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- Thread starter Mark Newton
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Hi Mark,
Thanks for the compliments EAD063
. I've kept V. waueri in captivity before but not V. intermedius. W.w. prefer the moisture after the desert-summer rains and are rather a small species. Also regarding the webpage, much inspiration came from Mark's site.
Cheers guys,
Chad
The area is always waiting new discovery but follow the link regarding a collecting trip for the genus Vaejovis (vaejovidae.com) I was apart of in 2005. ENTER
Thanks for the compliments EAD063
. I've kept V. waueri in captivity before but not V. intermedius. W.w. prefer the moisture after the desert-summer rains and are rather a small species. Also regarding the webpage, much inspiration came from Mark's site.Cheers guys,
Chad
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Gee thanks Chad...
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incredible pics of the scorplings