yes, generally speaking females are more robust and bigger than the males, which tend to look a little bit leaner...In the pics the female scorpion looks bigger than the male is this a comman thing in scorpions?:? please bear with me im learning
yes, generally speaking females are more robust and bigger than the males, which tend to look a little bit leaner...In the pics the female scorpion looks bigger than the male is this a comman thing in scorpions?:? please bear with me im learning
sorry I didnt knew they changed it, do you have the paper for that or can you direct me to the thread in question? ( I did a search and couldn't find it )mesobuthus tamulus changed to hottentotta tamulus , thats wat vincent said in another thread and that was wat i heard
Hi Nikos,Thanks.
So that means that it is still a Mesobuthus tamulus
Hey Gigus.What instar is that>?
well...describe her first...we dont know what you dont tell us...maybe even a picture?...Hello Im new to this and im lost but i see many people know about scorpions and im trying to find out about a scorpion that we have that just had babies and i dont know what to do or where to find out anything our local pet stores dont know anything we had her for about i think a year and she was never with any other scorpion but just had babies and looks like they attach to her back, but three fell off and i dont know if they are alive or what to do to help her.
please someome reply that knows and help me.
Thank you very much
I dont know what kind of scorpion either it is black