Scorpion Picture Thread

G. Carnell

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nice pics :)

all the Heterometrus i have seen from Java have turned out to be H.cyaneus btw
 

EAD063

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Wow, the chelicerae are very prononuced in that species. Cool.:clap:
 

tarsier

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My A. mauritanicus now at 4th instar :) sorry for the bad quality of the pic.



H. laoticus also at 4th instar





and some 2nd instar H. fulvipes



 

SOAD

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I have asked this before... but can't remember the answer... What camera do you use Alex?
 

Nazgul

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Hi,

actually the female C. hentzi is a very small one, the male´s much bigger.

I´m having only a pair of T. fasciolatus, I started with 3 scorplings and luckily two of them reached maturity and turned out to be a pair.

I´m using a Ricoh Caplio GX.
 

donaldovic

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Some pics

hi,
it´s long time ago, since i made my last post here ...

here are some new pics:


hottentotta caboverdensis 5th instar:



lychas nigristernis female:



uroplectes planimanus subadult:



some pics of isometrus maculatus: ( thx again to darrell!! )







centruroides arctimanus:




cheers

Karsten
 

AKRABUT

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crassicauda from the middle east!

Androctonus crassicauda!
The Israeli example (from the palestinian westbank) was collected few years ago. I was walking through the hills for hours with little sucess, it was a very hot night and I got tierd.
Then I saw a special stone and thought.. let's give it a last try.
I remember moving this huge stone (I don't know how I could lift it alone). While I just lifted the stone a few centimeters I could spot him with my UV light right away. I forced myself = YOU HAVE TO MOVE THE STONE!!! YOUR NOT GOING HOME UNTIL YOU MOVED IT! The stone was actuelly a part of a ancient house (or what was left of it (more then 2000 years old) ).


The one from the Emirates was collected during spring 2004. Sorry for the bad quality of picture...
 

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Selenops

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Akrabut,

I love the Androctonus pics you post here.

Wish I could order some overseas especially that A. australis you're selling posted in your avatar.
 

Banshee05

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Hello brachy!
wonderful pix of the front and the telson!!!!
i think i had to buy a better camera ;)
 
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