Scorpion Picture Thread

[fusion121]

hi Oliver
Martin Goss had some of these last time i saw his list (if you want any)

Thanks for the info, I actually saw some of his a while back but they were all the dark form pallidus, not this interesting gold form. Although this one has a lighter trigangle on the prosoma so I think its a golden form of H. arizonensis (not pallidus at all).

 

[TheNothing]

Ok, I supose that pallidus is the subspecie, because if it was a variety of arizonensis, It will be H.arizonensis var. pallidus.

But it is just a supusition. I'm not sure about this term.

It was formerly listed as Hadrurus arizonensis pallidus
sometime 2000 or 2001 (i can't find the reference now) the pallidus subspecies was done away with as the color variation can be found within litters.

 

[TheNothing]

2 weeks old
2nd Instar
C. gracilis

 

[demolitionlover]

angelfire doesn't like hosting pics
http://www.angelfire.com/ult/exoticpets/sandscorp.html

good lookling S. mesaensis

Thank you : ) He is my fav.

 

[Hoosier]

Pic of my imperator on a feeding-frenzy :}

 

[Christoph]

Rhopalurus junceus ;P

 

[TheNothing]

Rhopalurus junceus ;P

jealous
bastid

 

[prang11]

jealous
bastid

Ill second that. That thing looks awsome.

 

[Michael]

yea, I like that dark triangular marking on the carapace, very nice scorpion

 

[TheNothing]

yea, I like that dark triangular marking on the carapace, very nice scorpion

Kinda like the anti-H. arizonensis

 

[Christoph]

1. Tityus serrulatus 3. instar

2. Rhopalurus junceus 3. instar

 

[ThatGuy]

That pick that Hoosier put up of his emp is like the sweetest pick ive ever seen!

 

[Tityus]

Very nice pictures Christoph :clap: :clap:

 

[Nazgul]

Hi,

Euscorpius balearicus from Mallorca

1.) male
2.) female
3.) she´s so fat, you can see the intestines even through the tergites (and something else which looks a little bit like embryos )

Regards
Alex

 

[Ythier]

:} :} :} Alex !

 

[Ythier]

Hi,
Don't know what it is yet (don't looks like my other trilineatus/minax/polystictus), but it's a beauty...

 

[fusion121]

Is it a sub-adult?, the colours look very intense so I'm guessing it a juvenile.

 

[Black Hawk]

that scorp is wicked awsome eric ;P

 

[Brian S]

Here is Vaejovis carolinianus

 

[Ythier]

Is it a sub-adult?, the colours look very intense so I'm guessing it a juvenile.

Yes it is a juvenile, but almost subadult, I would say 4-5th instar.