Obscure scorp info request

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Arachnolord
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Anyone know about the following species:

Nebo whitei
Buthus ''litoralis''
Lurus dufoureus (?)
 

dennis

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This site is about the
Nebo whitei. I hope your german is ok :).

I can't find anything about the Buthus ''litoralis''.

I haven't even been able to find anything about the Lurus dufoureus ... I have found out that Lurus is Indonesian for straight or undeviating.

I know I haven't been of too much help, but I hope this still helped you a little :).


Dennis
 

Reitz

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Sorry this took so long, I've been very busy:

Nebu whitei, from what I understand, is a possibly communal obligate burrower. The venom is painful but not medically significant. I think care in terms of heat/humidity is similar to flat rock, though that's from a questionable source.

Lurus dufoureus is the largest european scorpion. It needs high humidity because, from what I've read, it makes its home near water.

That's all I got. Sorry I couldn't help more (or sooner)

Chris
 

XOskeletonRED

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That would be Iurus (member of the Iuridae family Notice the resemblance of names?). Dry climate for this species (60-65% humidity). Be careful with this scorp. Extremely rare in the pet trade and quite a bill, Bill.

adios,
edw. =D
 

Reitz

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Sorry,

you're right, Edward. My eyesight must be going (L's are starting to look like I's). I'd hate to think that I'm contributing to the mis-identification problem. Thanks for catching my mistake,

Chris
 

XOskeletonRED

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Chris,
It's not just your eyes. It's everybody's. Comes from staring at the computer screen too long. Speaking of which, It's about time to get offline for me. *lol*


adios,
edw. :D
 
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