Scorpion Picture Thread

[Nazgul]

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And I didn't took the shot of this one. I think the one who did it may be here. I think is Nazgul's as I bought this trilineatus to a German guy named Alex, as Nazgul is, and he sent me this pic:...

Hi,

you won´t believe it but Alex is actually a pretty common name in Germany . Those Hottentotta pics are not mine.

Vaejovis punctatus male


Vaejovis punctatus female


Vaejovis punctatus carrying scorplings


female of Vaejovis sp. Jalisco, V. intrepidus, I guess

 

[Tunedbeat]

B. jacksoni

 

[hauser]

Centruroides meisei

 

[hauser]

Parabuthus villosus

Parabuthus villosus 'black morph'

Parabuthus pallidus

Parabuthus schlechteri

Buthoscorpio politus

Androctonus australis

Buthacus arenicola

Hottentotta jayakari

Uroplectes olivaceus

 

[Tunedbeat]

What a beauty!!
Those C. meisei are amazing.

 

[CorsePerVita]

paruroctonus boreus captured as I got him before I got him in the tank I had for him... sorry for the not-so detailed pic. It's the only decent one I have of him.

 

[electrophyste]

here is my collection
Pandinus imperator

Pandinus cavimanus

Heterometrus spiniferis

Hadogenes troglodytes

Mesobuthus martensi

 

[G. Carnell]

loads of nice pics.. some interesting species nowadays ;o

 

[bjaeger]

Another Pandinus imperator

 

[Androctonus_bic]

@ Electro: Your Hadogenes is a paucidens not a roglodytes.

Cheers
Carles

 

[electrophyste]

@ Electro: Your Hadogenes is a paucidens not a roglodytes.

Cheers
Carles

Thank you my bad

 

[Chondro3000]

Look for scorpions

Hi im in south afrika and im looking for androctonus amoreuxi and androctonus australis and i can trade u parabuthus transvaalicus, parabuthus granulatus, parabuthus mosambicus, and uraplectus sp

 

[fartkowski]

Our first scorpion.

 

[JeffX]

My Emps newborns.

 

[ManicDan]

Scorp Eat Scorp World

I got some pictures of when my P Cavimanus was eating my P Imperator. Didn't know I shouldn't of housed them until two days before Tenacious ate Rabbit. But the pictures were very interesting. Also there's a video on the video thread.
Sorry for the fuzziness, read about taking UV light pictures after taking it.

 

[Assamita]

Hi,

you won´t believe it but Alex is actually a pretty common name in Germany . Those Hottentotta pics are not mine.

Yes, I realized later as I saw you in the other forum with the same nickname and avatar than here. Just a coincidence, sorry.

By the way:

Hottentotta jayakari

Parabuthus transvaalicus. Adult female. The pearl of my collection. She eats like hell, while the male is in hunger strike
He is quite smaller and I don't dare to join them as I'd like

Pick-a-boo

 

[electrophyste]

I got some pictures of when my P Cavimanus was eating my P Imperator. Didn't know I shouldn't of housed them until two days before Tenacious ate Rabbit. But the pictures were very interesting. Also there's a video on the video thread.
Sorry for the fuzziness, read about taking UV light pictures after taking it.

So Im not an expert or anything but i think someone else should clarify this

Your Emperor was not an Emperor. If you look at the remaining Claw its to narrow and is smooth not ridged i think it was a Heterometrus spinifer or a Heterometrus longimanus.

Plus those pictures make me kinda sad

 

[Rosenkreuz]

Your Emperor was not an Emperor. If you look at the remaining Claw its to narrow and is smooth not ridged i think it was a Heterometrus spinifer or a Heterometrus longimanus.

The telson is showing right between the claws on the ground. It's a cream colored, so AFAIK, that rules out Heterometrus species.

It looks like it was an immature P. imperator.

 

[electrophyste]

The telson is showing right between the claws on the ground. It's a cream colored, so AFAIK, that rules out Heterometrus species.

It looks like it was an immature P. imperator.

i still think it might not be... the claw looks nothing like an emperor.. but what do i know

 

[electrophyste]

looked at my emps a lil bit more it does look like one