Scorpion Picture Thread

[Brian S]

Rholapurus junceus

Babycurus jacksoni

 

[redhourglass]

Hi.

I decided to do a photo shoot today of Paruroctonus gracilior and Smeringurus mesaensis. Note the sand flicking action. So fast...

Cheers.

Sinc. Chad

 

[TheNothing]

sweet Chad!


here's some of my fresh molts..... the first just 30 minutes fresh... the other two within the last 12 hours...



Centruroides margaritatus - yellow morph



Centruroides exilicauda - gertzi morph



Tityus serrulatus (left is fresh, one on the right molted 2 weeks ago)

 

[redhourglass]

Hi.

Great molt pictures Isaac esp.after the last hour. Brian I like how you used the rocky surface to display your scorpions.

A few more from today 19 October 05.

Hadrurus arizonensis pallid form and Vaejovis puritanus

Cheers.

Sinc. chad

 

[BooYaKa]

http://www.terrarium.com.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?topic_view=threads&p=67771&t=38343
http://www.terrarium.com.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?p=68478&highlight=#68478
http://www.terrarium.com.pl/forum/viewtopic.php?p=68873&highlight=#68873
There are all of my scorps I have now. 29 species

 

[G. Carnell]

Hey
both your Heterometrus look like the same species: H.cyaneus

not longimanus IMO

 

[smalltime]

I also think you switched your Pandinus imperator and cavimanus and I think your male Hadogenes is also paucidens not troglodytes.

But nice collection nonetheless :}

 

[BooYaKa]

Imperator is imperator - buth she is a few days after molting.
My Heterometrus are not the same. They have different chela.
Are You sure that my male of troglodytes is paucidens?? I bought it as troglodytes.

 

[smalltime]

here is an example of a male. They do not have yellow/green bands

 

[Aviculariinae]

Hottentotta judaicus

 

[BooYaKa]

NICE I want one

 

[G. Carnell]

Imperator is imperator - buth she is a few days after molting.
My Heterometrus are not the same. They have different chela.
Are You sure that my male of troglodytes is paucidens?? I bought it as troglodytes.

H.cyaneus display sexual dimorphism (from all the pics ive seen)

in this case the claws are different
put them together an im 99% sure they will mate unless the female is already pregnant

 

[Brian S]

Leiurus quinquestriatus

 

[Brian S]

Liocheles australasea

 

[Raan_Jodus]

Brian those Rholapurus are beauties. How are they temperment and potency wise? They look alot like a Centruroides, do they act like them as well? I think those have replaced B. Jacksoni as my most wanted scorp. Is there a caresheet anywhere for them that you know of?

 

[Brian S]

Brian those Rholapurus are beauties. How are they temperment and potency wise? They look alot like a Centruroides, do they act like them as well? I think those have replaced B. Jacksoni as my most wanted scorp. Is there a caresheet anywhere for them that you know of?

To me they act just like the any Centruroides spp (and Babycurus for that matter)
I am keeping them just like you would C marg or C gracilis. Moist substrate, hide and a water dish. I hope I am keeping them correctly. Everyone I know that keeps them does the same thing so I am following their lead

 

[parabuthus]

Hi.

Great molt pictures Isaac esp.after the last hour. Brian I like how you used the rocky surface to display your scorpions.

A few more from today 19 October 05.

Hadrurus arizonensis pallid form and Vaejovis puritanus

Cheers.

Sinc. chad

That is a great Hadrurus picture Chad. Bravo .

 

[ROBTILE]

Compsobuthus werneri

Don't know if they are adult yet...

 

[Nikos]

Heterometrus Wroughtoni

 

[Brian S]

Centruroides exilicauda