Scorpion Picture Thread

[Stugy]

0.1 Grosphus grandidieri, 6i (Freshly molted)

 

[Stugy]

0.0.1 Buthus draa, 4i

 

[Stugy]

0.0.2 Centruroides gracilis sharing a meal

 

[Stugy]

0.1 Hottentotta hottentotta, 6i

 

[journeys and scorpions]

Androctonus cf. amoreuxi, (AM 2 Clade), (Morocco-Boudnib)


Androctonus australis australis, (Tunisia)

 

[CWilson1351]

@darkness975 One of your Emps, I've nicknamed Spunky lol

 

[CWilson1351]

Leiurus haenggii 4i (finally molted for me)

 

[darkness975]

Leiurus haenggii 4i (finally molted for me)
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My babies are looking great !

And so jealous you have Leiurus spp.

 

[Tvibez]

my first Hadogenes troglodytes

 

[702Mitch]

Caught my first two scorpions of the year. Two Desert Hairy off of a old mining road.

 

[CWilson1351]

Bittersweet moment for me. I finally saw babies in my small C. sculpturatus communal. However I wasn't offering enough food like I thought. The female was eating a few of the scorplings I have since increased the amount of food offered from 12 small crickets up to 20 small and 5 medium per week. I am hoping this will help keep the cannibalism from happening again. Honestly gutted over the 3 babies I saw her eating. But here is a photo anyway...

 

[Tvibez]

The tarantula people have a whole forum for pictures could we at least have a sticky, there are lots of good pictures that people take on the boards it would be nice to have somewhere they could be browsed easily, any chance?

 

[Gaby]

Here are some of my C.gracilis pictures:

 

[ian550]

Hi, could somebody identify a scorpion I found under a brick in my garden?

 

[Tvibez]

I'm not one to drop scientific names but it looks like a Giant Hairy Scorpion. What a beaut!

 

[ZX14]

looks to be a parabuthus sp.

 

[Jonathan159]

Female H. Troglodytes I'm guessing 4th or 5th instar.

 

[Stugy]

2 of my Buthus draa molted to 5i yesterday. They are still real small though. Hmmm

 

[pannaking22]

Hi, could somebody identify a scorpion I found under a brick in my garden? View attachment 274500 View attachment 274501

Parabuthus sp.

 

[Alb1995]

The tarantula people have a whole forum for pictures could we at least have a sticky, there are lots of good pictures that people take on the boards it would be nice to have somewhere they could be browsed easily, any chance?

. Here's a pic of my flatrock I've had for 5 years about at first I was thinking it was a female but now in questioning my self . Hasn't molted in 5 years so I assume it's full grown any help?