Scorpion Picture Thread

[ThatGuy]

great pix man i love those scorps ! there on my wish list, keep up the good work.

 

[ThatGuy]

Some fresh heterometrus photos:

Heterometrus swammerdami

Heterometrus wroughtoni

Heterometrus spinifer (I'm not sure about it being a spinifer though... George, what do you think?)

more photos available in www.scorpiones.eu.tc

your killing me man those things are awsome they have been on my wish list for a long long time ! great pix man.:clap:

 

[Brian S]

Tityus bahiensis

Tityus costatus

Tityus stigmurus

Tityus serrulatus

 

[parabuthus]

Some new pics of my Opisthophthalmus sp. and also my S. maurus and a H. arizonensis scorpling (3rd instar, ready for 4th)...

 

[MattM]

Man these pages get awefull long with the quoting of all pictures. I see the same pictures 3 or 4 times
Nice pics tho

 

[fusion121]

Yes it would be nice if people didn't include pictures in their quotes, its worth it for all the great shots of scorpions though

 

[Richard_uk]

Had an afternoon free so decided to snap a few shots of my scorps. Not fantastic quality, as I didn't spend any time setting the shots up.

Hadrurus arizonensis.

Pandinus imperator female.

Hottentotta polystictus female, Possibly gravid.

Smeringurus mesaensis male and female.

Grosphus limbatus male.

 

[Scorpfanatic]

nocie scops... jus a question wat substrate is that for the h.arizonesis?

 

[Scarp172]

H. Arizonensis pics...and a Question on them.

Here are some pics of my scorp an H. Arizonensis. I think it's a female judging from the short pectines. Also one of the pectines (the left one) is/are black while the other sid eis a natural golden color. Could this be mycosis or just natural coloring? Also there is a dark spot larg than the others on the underside of the first walking leg on the left side- could that be mycosis as well? Sorry if the picture quality isn't so great, but I have a very old digital camera, so I'm doing the best I can! Any help or comments would be much appreciated!

I have been reading posts in the forum, but had just joined recently. I have also moved recently and am only able to get to town and check email and posts about once a week, so if I don’t get back to you right away, please don’t think I’m ignoring you, I’m just away for a while.

 

[fusion121]

For an H. Arizonensis it looks a bit thin, try giving it a regular diet of lots of big juicy crickets, that should plump it up some.

 

[Nazgul]

Hi,

Chaerilus sp., Borneo with 1st instar scorplings

Regards
Alex

 

[G. Carnell]

wowwwww

looks like your trading power has increased YET again


very nice pics..

 

[Murziukas]

Last night took some shots

Under UV and just like that.
Tityus Falconensis (unluckily have no idea about sex):

Centruroides Margaritatus:

 

[Martek]

Hi!

My Mesobuthus sp. female




best regards,
Marcin

 

[Chiba3010]

First Pic Uploaded!

Figured I'd start things off with a "before & after molting" pic of my T. bahiensis. Enjoy!



I'll continue to post the pictures I've taken of my scorps as I progress through their reformatting into smaller-sized files...

-Craig

 

[Kazuki]

emp hogging all the food

 

[Brian S]

Tityus bahiensis

 

[Brian S]

Tityus costatus (juvenile)

 

[Brian S]

Hottentotta franzwerneri

 

[Brian S]

Centruroides margaritatus (male)