My collection

[sfpearl300z]

Such a beautiful collection. Best of luck with all your breeding projects!

 

[psychofox]

Thanks a lot both of you

 

[psychofox]

A couple of new pictures...

Uroplectes vittatus subadult.

0.1 Parabuthus mossambicensis southern Mozambique/orange morph, 3rd instar.

1.0 Parabuthus stridulus around 4th instar.

More pictures are uploaded to my website: uroplectes.com

 

[chaoshybrid6]

damn... how many babies did the villosus have?

 

[insect714]

From looking at your pics I am curious what types of containers you are using for the housing, some of them look like acrylic containers and I am currently looking for some "nice on the eyes" containers

 

[psychofox]

The P. villosus had around 80 young.

I have most of my scorpions in regular semi-transparent plastic containers.

 

[psychofox]

Here's a few new pictures from me:

1.0 Uroplectes vittatus.

Uroplectes fischeri black morph 2nd instar.

Uroplectes insignis 3rd instar.

1.0 Parabuthus capensis

Parabuthus capensis mating. I think the female is still subadult, but I am trying just in case.

P. capensis spermatophore.

A few more photos are at my website.

 

[Michiel]

Some awesome pics and species there Richard! Always wanted to keep P.capensis in the past.....because it was the coolest scorp in Scorpions of South Africa, Leemings' book....

 

[BAM1082]

The Uroplectes fischeri black morph are amazing!
Wish they were available here.

 

[AzJohn]

Nice collection, and great pictures. I love the Uroplectes. I wish they were available in the US.

 

[psychofox]

Thanks all

Michiel, P. capensis was always my favourite as well, when bought the book 5-6 years ago

A couple of pics I've forgotten:

Uroplectes insignis brood

U. planimanus brood

 

[psychofox]

Some new pictures from this summer:

0.1 Uroplectes insignis 5th instar.

Uroplectes otjimbinguensis 2nd instar.

0.1 Gravid Parabuthus raudus dark morph.

0.1 Parabuthus schlechteri with 2nd instars.

0.1 Parabuthus raudus light morph (South Africa) with 2nd instars.

 

[2nscorpx]

Yaaay! Great pictures. That U. otjimbinguensis is especially amazing! Keep up the great work, your collection is really growing!

 

[gromgrom]

Love the raudus and the schlechteri. Wish they were in the US.

Both of my liosoma are showing embryos, and occasionally sunning. Sadly they havent covered their burrows yet

 

[Michiel]

Nice broods Richard! Besides Orthochirus scrobiculosusb negebensis, Uroplectes otjimbinguensis must be the scorpion with the most funny name......

 

[Ecstasy]

Have to love a ton of babies. Nice pictures and congrats.

 

[neubii18]

Loving all of the Parabuthus!

 

[BAM1082]

Wow!
Large Buthids have HUGE Broods!

Would love to see some photos as the Parabuthus raudus grow

 

[psychofox]

A couple more of this season's broods:

Parabuthus raudus dark morph with 1st instars.

Parabuthus capensis with 2nd instars.

A group of Parabuthus capensis babies.

 

[AzJohn]

Wow, I always look at this thread with apprecation and envy. I'd love to be able to keep and breed half of what you have.

Thanks John