Scorpion Picture Thread

[2nscorpx]

@Hendersoniana, post more of those! Interesting enclosure, and pretty specimen. Do you know what instar it is?

 

[Hendersoniana]

I have tons of pictures, i set upmy own thread once but no1 commented, guess the pics werent good enough, i might do a pic thread again, since im getting a good Camera this saturday . Here are more, the R Garridoi is 3rd iinstar right now if im not mistaken.
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H Mysorensis
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L Scutilus
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H Longimanus
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C Margaritatus

 

[TiogaWhiteTiger]

exuvium ;p

 

[2nscorpx]

Interesting. Let me guess: Parabuthus spp. or Androctonus spp.?

 

[TiogaWhiteTiger]

Interesting. Let me guess: Parabuthus spp. or Androctonus spp.?

Yep ;-) Parabuthus villosus "Typical Morph"

 

[2nscorpx]

Yep ;-) Parabuthus villosus "Typical Morph"

You have many uncommon species. How do you like the P. villosus?

 

[Nikt]

Villosus are awesome, don't forget to post it here soon

2nscorpx, there are 28 left, 2 of them died shortly after first moult.
R.junceus, gravid female with male

Babies

Mommy again, from today

 

[MrSure1]

Centruroides sculpturatus born with two fully developed tails and stingers

Accidentally labeled as gracilis - sorry

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/gallery/showimage.php?i=23473&c=81

 

[2nscorpx]

@Nikos,

You always have really good macros. I am glad so many babies survived, this species is just beautiful. It looks like you had some trouble with the babies, they are certainly fast, aren't they? Nice enclosure too, by the way.

@MrSure1, that is very interesting. Did that specimen survive, and if it did, what instar is it now?

 

[Nikt]

Hah I must think about new cage, but I have time
Yes, babies are quite fast but bigger problem was that they can hide in tiny holes...
C.nigrescens, now moved to bigger enclosure-and I see it once a week

 

[2nscorpx]

C.nigrescens, now moved to bigger enclosure-and I see it once a week

Scorpions will do that. Glad it molted, what instar is it? It looks like fourth...

 

[GS]

All 33 babies have molted to 2.instar in 7 days from birth and dismounted from mum's back 4 days later:

The proud mum:

2.instar Rhopalurus junceus scorplings:

 

[tfleming]

Great shoots as usual GS! Thanks for sharing!!!

 

[TiogaWhiteTiger]

You have many uncommon species. How do you like the P. villosus?

P. villosus is so very nice species. I love their hairy metasome

 

[superuglyllc]

parabuthus liosoma

Adult Male

 

[theguns19726]

My Hadogenes Trogladytes

this is my female, Holly Wood.



and my male, Spoiler

 

[gerLd]

My emps mating

 

[snippy]

Just some examples of my collection. A hole amount of more and better pictures can be found at my homepage, obviously

Androctonus bicolor gravid and young in second instar

Babycurus jacksoni, freshly molted into fifth intar

Euscorpius italicus with young and young in second instar

Parabuthus pallidus shortly before fifth instar and freshly molted adult male

Parabuthus schlechteri, subadult female

Parabuthus villosus fourth instar with B. dubia and subadult female with freshly molted cricket

Rhopalurus junceus, freshly in fifth instar.

Rhopalurus pintoi, subadult female

 

[Hendersoniana]

Beautiful pics and what a stunnong array of varities snippy! Love the parabuthuses!

 

[Mirgrith]

Very beautiful pics, snippy!