My Parabuthus Radus Bi-Color

[RMLeone]

This is my Parabuthus Radus Bi-Color. It is growing so fast. I can't believe how big it's gotten from a teeny tiny baby. I actually have 2 of them hoping I have a pair, I haven't tried sexing them yet, they are kinda crazy

 

[Tbone192]

Very pretty scorp, also very hot! The hottest species I own is a Centruroides margaritatus, also my only scorp atm. The only reason I have it is because someone decided they were too scared of it...I said I would take it off their hands.

 

[RMLeone]

Very pretty scorp, also very hot! The hottest species I own is a Centruroides margaritatus, also my only scorp atm. The only reason I have it is because someone decided they were too scared of it...I said I would take it off their hands.

All of my scorpions are hot in more ways than one, I do have a grumpy Asian forest scorpion though she's my only non potentially life threatening species. I definitely don't mess with my scorpions, they are fun to watch however. I got stung by my baby Deathstalker which wasn't fun at all but at least it wasn't one of my adults from the Androctonus or Parabuthus species.

 

[Tbone192]

All of my scorpions are hot in more ways than one, I do have a grumpy Asian forest scorpion though she's my only non potentially life threatening species. I definitely don't mess with my scorpions, they are fun to watch however. I got stung by my baby Deathstalker which wasn't fun at all but at least it wasn't one of my adults from the Androctonus or Parabuthus species.

Scorpions sure are sneaky . The C margaritatus was definitely unplanned, but I do plan on acquiring some Paruroctonus boreus this summer and breeding them. I'm not too worried about them though, less medically significant than a bee sting.

I love how Androctonus and Parabuthus species look but I think I need more experience with scorps before biting the bullet.

 

[RMLeone]

Scorpions sure are sneaky . The C margaritatus was definitely unplanned, but I do plan on acquiring some Paruroctonus boreus this summer and breeding them. I'm not too worried about them though, less medically significant than a bee sting.

I love how Androctonus and Parabuthus species look but I think I need more experience with scorps before biting the bullet.

My male Androctonus Australis is very docile but my fame is insane so long as you don't get complacent with them you'll do OK.

 

[adam james]

wow that is a looker! Freshly moulted... Does it change much when it hardens? It has 2 interesting tubercules on the telson, which have a pair of stripes running from them.
Nice!

 

[RMLeone]

wow that is a looker! Freshly moulted... Does it change much when it hardens? It has 2 interesting tubercules on the telson, which have a pair of stripes running from them.
Nice!

I have a picture from before molting they are a bit darker yet have that amazing contrast. Next to my Parabuthus Capensis and Hottentotta Franzwerneri this is in my top 3 favorite species.

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

I only had an emp once , and I’d get more someday if I knew more about them . But looking up how to care for desert hairy it sounded very challenging

This is my Parabuthus Radus Bi-Color. It is growing so fast. I can't believe how big it's gotten from a teeny tiny baby. I actually have 2 of them hoping I have a pair, I haven't tried sexing them yet, they are kinda crazy

wow cool ! How many inches is it ?
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[RMLeone]

I only had an emp once , and I’d get more someday if I knew more about them . But looking up how to care for desert hairy it sounded very challenging

wow cool ! How many inches is it ?

I'd say 2-3" but I haven't really measured them.