Scorpion Picture Thread

[hadrurus 666]

I am new here so here are a few pics of my hadrurus spadix.[/ATTACH][/ATTACH]

 

[Ryan C.]

Hi,

Parabuthus transvaalicus 4i Male

Cheers,
Ryan

 

[ideas1]

Hi,

Parabuthus transvaalicus 4i Male


Cheers,
Ryan

Thats tight Ryan, He looks like he just ate a Colossus from Jack in the Box. Nice pic.

 

[tabor]

going to take a lot of pics of my setup/scorps some time this week, until then heres two i took before my camera died out.

c. limbatus

h. tril

 

[tabor]

Liocheles australasiae i think... i mixed up a few of my labels and the liocheles are impossible for me to distinguish at this point :wall:

 

[Diggy415]

A fun place to meet others…

And find romance even….

 

[P_e_a_R]

woow!! :O so many scorps...

What they are??

 

[tabor]

Grosphus madagascariensis (female)

hoping beyond hope that she is gravid, and she does seem rather fat :drool:

 

[tabor]

oh da babies

this species is turning out to be pretty cool! all the more reason to pray that it is gravid ;P

Grosphus madagascariensis

 

[tabor]

T. asthenes

molting from 2i to 3i

couldnt get him to stand next to the penny (nearly escaped) but its safe to say he nearly doubled in size.

 

[tabor]

penny for scale in most of these.

slowly but surely learning how to use my camera

bonus vinegaroon:

 

[tabor]

hmmmm i wonder what could be lurking in this cage?

upon closer inspection it would appear its a community of t. falconensis! oh my! :}

 

[tabor]

an adult jacksoni

 

[Aztek]

Awesome pics.

 

[~Abyss~]

seriously i've been wanting a jaksoni.

 

[tabor]

love these guys:

some tumor thing on my paudicens :

c. limbatus are fearless and hungry:

i. mac is watching you :razz:

p. imp feeding frenzy ;P

going to have to see how communal houseing works out for p.imp juv's. hopefully if i keep them all obese there will be no cannabalism

 

[SOAD]

really nice pics man, loved the trilineatus and the limbatus!
a question, what are those things you use to substitute bark???

 

[RoachGirlRen]

Close up of P. imperator

 

[tabor]

really nice pics man, loved the trilineatus and the limbatus!
a question, what are those things you use to substitute bark???

the real "tree-ish" looking stuff is just standard cork bark. the other stuff you see in some pictures is cork board. you can pick it up at hobby stores and stuff for really really cheap (a one foot by three foot square is something like $3). i use it in all my slings cages, they can climb it no problem, and i find it is super mold resistant.

in some of the pics the background is construction paper, only used for photo taking purposes.

expect a lot more pics in the coming weeks. have some lychas, rare hottentota, adult tityus asthenes, and even a few zabius fuscus on the way

im sure theyll all be cooperative with my attempts at photography

 

[Jaffster]

My P.Imperator having a drink of water! How cute.