Scorpion Picture Thread

[venomglide]

Hello,

I might be mistaken but the second picture looks more like a deathstalker, Leiurus quinquestriatus. If it is then you had better be wary as it can be potentially deadly, unlike a Centruroides exilicauda.

Hello Sir,

Thanks for that.. the second one has a long slender tail. I've observe it every time it runs around . I don't dare to handle anything the is "scorpion"

Thanks again. I will be much cautious with it then.

Cheers

 

[Evilmorgan]

Hello Sir,

Thanks for that.. the second one has a long slender tail. I've observe it every time it runs around . I don't dare to handle anything the is "scorpion"

Thanks again. I will be much cautious with it then.

Cheers

Hi, The 2nd scorp looks like Mesobuthus martensi to me but im far from an expert in scorpion identification :}

 

[RyoKenzaki]

Hi, The 2nd scorp looks like Mesobuthus martensi to me but im far from an expert in scorpion identification :}

I second that, but need more pic to judge, close up of the carapace maybe?

 

[Roy]

Hi Morgan,

I think you're quite right. I jumped to the LQ conclusion too soon right after seeing the black metasomal segment. LQs are usually more yellow and skinny looking-I had thought it might be in pre-molt or something, but it didn't look right.

I stand corrected.

 

[venomglide]

Hello Everyone,

This is all i can focus on the tiny scorp. Sorry for the photos.

Thank you guys. now i know its name

 

[venomglide]

One of our locals

Hello,

This is one of our local here in Philippines. I don't know what is its scientific name. My cousin caught this in his dress cabinet and gave to me since he knew i have a pet scorpion.

Hope you like it. It doesn't eat the grasshopper i gave. What do you suggest?

 

[MOBugGuy]

Here is a pic when I use to have Scorps.

 

[skinheaddave]

Figured people might like this since you don't see too many of them in the hobby.

Centruroides elegans. Unfortunately I just got the one male that hitched a ride in someone's luggage.

Cheers,
Dave

 

[Trexer]

Thats a beautiful scorp and a lovely pic mate

 

[G. Carnell]

Figured people might like this since you don't see too many of them in the hobby.

Centruroides elegans. Unfortunately I just got the one male that hitched a ride in someone's luggage.

Cheers,
Dave

Would that have been your luggage dave? oldest trick in the book haha! (yes im joking! )

Beautiful scorp!

 

[mobster]

Heterometrus longimanus

Hottentota Hottentota

Centruroides gracilis 2i cuban morph

Rhopalurus junceus 2i

 

[mobster]

Centruroides nitidus 2i

Lychas Infuscatus with 2i babies

Parabuthus transvaalicus

 

[Jarekk]

Rhopalurus princeps subadult

Rhopalurus garridoi subadult

Tityus cf. ocelote subadult

Tityus bastosi subadult

 

[telow]

Hello,

This is one of our local here in Philippines. I don't know what is its scientific name. My cousin caught this in his dress cabinet and gave to me since he knew i have a pet scorpion.

Hope you like it. It doesn't eat the grasshopper i gave. What do you suggest?

that would be an adult male isometrus maculatus :drool:
thats a very neat little species

 

[telow]

Figured people might like this since you don't see too many of them in the hobby.

Centruroides elegans. Unfortunately I just got the one male that hitched a ride in someone's luggage.

Cheers,
Dave

thats nice i still want to get some of those :drool:

 

[crixalis]

Lychas Infuscatus with 2i babies

QUOTE]

nice shot Sir Gary

 

[hauser]

Parabuthus stridulus (Namibia) 3.instar

more Parabuthus stridulus pics​

 

[hauser]

0.1 Parabuthus villosus 'oranje morph' (Namibia) adult

more Parabuthus villosus 'oranje' pics​

 

[hauser]

1.1 Parabuthus villosus 'oranje morph' (Namibia)

more Parabuthus villosus 'oranje' pics​

 

[ScorpDude]

Had some fun with a UV light and a Hottentotta judaicus

The two close ups are just cropped in from another image, I love the detail UV manages to capture.

All images are owned by Daniel Maney