Personal Scorpion Collection

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Arachnobaron
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Hey everyone, I just finished typing up a list of the scorpions I have in my personal collection...I have others come through the collection that I sell/ trade, but these are ones I'm trying to work with. Alot are CB babies and will require time to raise up and try and get into breeding projects.... Hopefully one day I'll (along with some other GREAT US Scorpion keepers) will make many of these guys a staple of the US Scorpion communtiy/market!

Scorpions:

Centruroides exilicauda Adult Group
Centruroides gracilis 1.1 Adult pair Gravid
Centruroides hentzi Adult Group
Centruroides limbatus 0.0.5 CBB
Centruroides vittatus "Mesic Morph" Adult Group
Centruroides sp. "Honduras" Adult Group
Centruroides sp. "Brazilian" 0.0.3 CBB
Centruroides sp. "Black" (Working on ID) 0.0.8 CBB

Diplocentrus whitei 0.0.1 Adult

Euscorpius flavicaudis 0.0.13 CBB
Euscorpius italicus 1.1 Adult Pair
Euscorpius tergestinus 0.0.8 CBB

Hottentotta polystictus 0.0.8 CBB
Hottentotta trilineatus (possibly) 0.0.8 CBB

Lychas sp. "Philippines" 0.0.2 CBB

Mesobuthus gibbosus 0.0.5 CBB

Parabuthus liosoma 0.1 Gravid
Parabuthus transvallicus 0.1 Gravid

Rhopalurus junceus CBB & Sub adults

Tityus bahiensis Group + CBB
Tityus costatus 0.1 Gravid
Tityus serrulatus 0.2 Gravid
Tityus stigmurus 0.1 Gravid


I gotta say that I'm a Tityus & Euroscorpius guy....rare centruroides are another of my favorite...I really need to work on my groups alittle more. The Mesobuthus & Hottentotta scorp young I have are really starting to win my heart over...so far- extremely hardy...growing pretty quick...and will eat about anything! There are many more species I want... I haven't even gotten into my Androctonus fetish yet-lol!
 
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Brian S

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Good to see other Americans trying to breed these scorps. I am working with the following in breeding projects:
Androctonus amoreuxi
Androctonus australis
Androctonus bicolor
Androctonus mauritanicus
Centruroides margaritatus (yellow morph)
Centruroides gracilis
Hottentotta hottentotta
Hottentotta jayakari salei
Hottentotta franzwerneri
Hetrometrus laoticus
Tityus serrulatus
Tityus paraensis
Babycurus jacksoni
Parabuthus transvaalicus
Probably a few more I cant think of now......
 

Christoph

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Hi,

Centruroides arctimanus
Centruroides exilicauda
Centruroides gracilis ex.Honduras
Centruroides limbatus
Centruroides margaritatus ex.Honduras
Centruroides nigrimanus ex.Costa Rica
Centruroides vittatus

Rhopalurus junceus ex.Cuba

Tityus bahiensis ex.Brazil
Tityus falconensis ex.Venezuela
Tityus paraensis ex.french Guyana
Tityus stigmurus var. confluenciata ex.Brazil
 

Gsc

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aaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhh...both of y'all have Tityus paraensis...I'm so jealous... they are an awesome species!
Nice collections...
 

parabuthus

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Currently...

Hadrurus arizonensis
Scorpio maurus
Pandinus imperator
Hadogenes troglodytes
Babycurus jacksoni

* Approx. between 5 and 8 Hadrurus arizonensis scorplings
* 4x Babycurus jacksoni (scorplings)
 

Gsc

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I miss my Babycurus jacksoni- I should have never sold my group. They remind me of the African version of a Bark scorpion! Love the colors!
 

parabuthus

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Yeah, as soon as I saw one, I wanted one! Very chuffed to have the species in my collection now (see my picture thread on them). Very beautiful scorps...
 

Nazgul

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Gsc said:
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Euroscorpius flavicaudis 0.0.13 CBB
Euroscorpius italicus 1.1 Adult Pair on the way
Euroscorpius tergestinus 0.0.8 CBB
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Hi,

a short note: The correct genus name is Euscorpius, although Euroscorpius would fit as well, as this genus is mostly occuring in Europe ;).

Regards
Alex
 

Gsc

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Nazgul said:
Hi,

a short note: The correct genus name is Euscorpius, although Euroscorpius would fit as well, as this genus is mostly occuring in Europe ;).

Regards
Alex
Thanks Alex- I just got them last week- look like minature Flat Rocks- love 'em!
 

Brian S

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I am looking for Androctonus hoggarensis if anyone knows where I can get them I will be VERY HAPPY :D
 

MattM

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0.0.4 - Babycurus jacksoni
1.1.0 - Caraboctonus keyserlingi
0.0.1 - Centruroides gracilis
0.0.6 - Centruroides margaritatus (yellow morph)
0.0.4 - Iomachus politus
0.0.4 - Leiurus quinquestriatus
0.0.3 - Lychas mucronatus
1.1.0 - Opistacanthus asper
1.1.0 - Pandinus cavimanus
0.0.1 - Parabuthus transvaalicus

Expecting litter from:

Opistacanthus asper
Caraboctonus keyserlingi
 

G. Carnell

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nice thread :p

only interesting ones ill be getting babies off in the future are:
T.paraensis
H.swammerdami
L.waigiensis
U.mordax
H.hottentotta (lovely lovely looking scorp...)
 

Brian S

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George, Lat me know if you have some extra H swammerdami. That is another one on my wish list.
 

MattM

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Oh, is this a babies only thread? I've must have overread that :8o
 

G. Carnell

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no,
i think Graham was just showing his lovely and huge collection to us :)
 

fusion121

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G. Carnell said:
nice thread :p

only interesting ones ill be getting babies off in the future are:
T.paraensis
H.swammerdami
L.waigiensis
U.mordax
H.hottentotta (lovely lovely looking scorp...)

What's been the length of your H.swammerdami pregnancy so far?
 

G. Carnell

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Hey
the longest has been since the 20th november 2004

thats nearly 11 months >.>

CHRIST, thats a long time, ive only just realised it :|
 

MattM

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H. swammerdami :drool:
Wish I could get my hands on 2 of those, by matter of speaking!!!
 

TheNothing

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its almost hard to believe, but i shrunk my collection 25% yesterday...

1.0.0 Babycurus jacksoni
0.1.0 Centruroides exilicauda
1.1.3 Centruroides gracilis
0.0.5 Centruroides hentzi
0.0.4 Cenruroides margaritatus (yellow morph)
0.0.5 Centruroides vitattus
0.1.0 Hadogenes paucidens
0.1.1 Hadrurus arizonensis
1.0.0 Hadrurus spadix
0.2.15 Isometrus maculatus
0.0.1 Leirus quinquestriatus
0.1.0 Opistopthalmus glabifrons
0.2.0 Pandinus imperator
1.0.0 Parabuthus liosoma
0.2.0 Parabuthus transvaalicus
0.1.0 Paruroctonus boreus
1.0.0 Smeringerus mesaensis
0.0.2 Tityus bahaensis (coming today :D )
0.0.5 Titus falconensis
0.3.0 Tityus serrulatus
0.0.2 Uroctonus mordax
0.2.0 Vaejovis carolinianus
0.0.3 Vaejovis spinigerus
0.0.3 Vaejovis confusus
0.1.0 Vaejovis crassimanus


Really wishing I had more pairs.
oh well
I'm expecting T. serrulatus scorplings this spring, and hopefully another C. gracilis brood as well.
I'm a big fan of New World Buthidae and Vaejovidae and hoping to expand my collection to these familys. I'm working on a trade right now that will do just that as well. Its kinda funny to look back over my collection this year.... 1 January 2005 I started that day without a scorpion... at one point I had nearly 200 scorps, and now i'm back down to less than 100..... and to think i just sent out one of the rarest captive Vaejovids....
 

Raan_Jodus

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Rhopalurus junceus....ooo im jealous. I think I'm gonna have to swing south of the boarder one day :p it'll probably be cheaper than going to find some myself in Cuba :p
 
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