Scorpion Picture Thread

[fusion121]

Could you get a comparison shot of the male and female pedipalps? It would be most helpful :worship:

 

[G. Carnell]

Sorry, she was eating, but i can get a better pic later:

and excuse the crude markings... adobe has no symbols!

 

[DE3]

and excuse the crude markings... adobe has no symbols!

trying not to go o/t, but try pasting symbols in from Word

 

[fusion121]

Thanks George, I hope they are not all male, that would not be funny

 

[Ythier]

Don't worry Oliver, in some days there should be some new specimens coming from French Guyana

 

[fusion121]

Don't worry Oliver, in some days there should be some new specimens coming from French Guyana

And what about some T. silvestris

 

[redhourglass]

Hi.

Yep. Actually he had a clue before hand but was fun to see the responses.

Everyone is a winner. :liar:

I'll add some more photos to my website in the next few months as time allows itself or me to do so. :wall:

Congrats folks and be safe.

Sinc. Chad

yes, very good proffesor Eric..

P.S. This board needs more smilies to choose from

 

[Ythier]

Yep. Actually he had a clue before hand but was fun to see the responses.

:? which clue Chad ? You just said me that you've been recently in Mexico, it is not a good clue

 

[Ythier]

And what about some T. silvestris

Unfortunately less common
This year I will especially try to find scorpions in savannas. According to Lourenço there could be endemic species here (Ananteris, Tityus,...)

 

[fusion121]

Unfortunately less common
This year I will especially try to find scorpions in savannas. According to Lourenço there could be endemic species here (Ananteris, Tityus,...)

Sounds like your trip should be very interesting, I've only seen about 3/4 pictures of Ananteris sp.

 

[fusion121]

A new addition courtesy of Isaac, tiny little V. carolinianus scorplings, slightly smaller then Compsobuthus scorplings

 

[TheNothing]

WOW Oliver
now that we've traded scorps
want to trade cameras??
thats a BEAUTIFUL picture of a scorpion that might be 1cm in length!!

 

[fusion121]

WOW Oliver
now that we've traded scorps
want to trade cameras??
thats a BEAUTIFUL picture of a scorpion that might be 1cm in length!!

Its not that great a shot :8o , they are really too small for my camera's focal length to cope with. Amazingly agressive little guys for their size

 

[Michael]

Centruroides gracilis(Cuba)

 

[Michael]

a colony C.gracilis.

 

[Michael]

And another one

 

[G. Carnell]

very nice!!

so you went all the way to Cuba to get a C.gracilis!!!! jesus!!"

is it just me or do they look nicer?? maybe because they are rarer and more deadly

 

[Michael]

Hi George,

Thank you. They looks indeed very nice, very colorfull

Regards
Michael

 

[TheNothing]

as usual, click for supersized pics


Leirus quinquestriatus (poor thing...)



Hadogenes troglodytes



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Parabuthus transvaalicus (Meatloaf's revenge?)



got these today from RazorRipley

 

[Ythier]

Hi Isaac,
I think your troglodytes is a paucidens.
Eric