Scorpion Picture Thread

[Gigas]

Never even heard of that spec Richard!, Does look nice though

 

[G. Carnell]

well its not a fulvipes... lots of differences, so scratch that email..
*looks at kovaricks heterometrus paper*

 

[G. Carnell]

hmm, ive looked through his paper, where the ID is mainly on looks, H.xanthopus is nothing like your specimen, yours matches more closely to an H.wroughtoni subadult, but this is a total asumption, i think Nikos' and kaos' specimens of this speices look different to yours


anyway, IME, not a Xanthopus, or a Fulvipes...

 

[Richard_uk]

Thanks for your help George.
Any chance you can mail me the info on what i'm looking for? What makes it NOT a fulvipes or xanthopus?

 

[Nikos]

based purely on coloration, this is not a wroughtoni either

 

[Vincent]

 

[Crono]

Heterometrus laoticus

Unknown Pandinus (Bought it as a Red Claw, probably an emp)

Caraboctonus keyserlingi

Enjoy
Dave Mc

 

[Ryan C.]

Hey Dave,

Your unknown Pandinus spp. is P. cavimanus, The telson is dark where as emps would have a orangish brownish telson.

Nice C. keyserlingi too.

 

[David Burns]

H.hottentotta 3rd instar, freshly molted.

 

[Crono]

Well, since it wanted to show off, one more pic of the C. keyserlingi.

Dave Mc

 

[Falyn]

This is one of our new babys that we got from canadianscorp ...They are C.Vitattus second instar and most are very polite except for one that tried to sting bay already lmfao

 

[canadianscorp]

Hey Falyn,
glad they made it to you o.k. remember to keep the substrate moist! very important.

cheers, steve

 

[Bayushi]

'lo steve.

the substrate is moist just the top looks dry. i set the deli cups up last night for them and misted them just before i transferred the buggers into them.
BTW thanks for sending them out.

 

[canadianscorp]

No problem man,
i have found these do alot better in almost completely moist soil. if the substrate dries out you might lose some of them. just from my experiences, i had a few die due too the enclosure being to arrid, and since i have kept them on moist substrate at all times, never had any troubles. glad your happy with them .

Take care, steve

 

[moricollins]

B. jacksoni scorpling (3rd instar):

Iomachus politus scorpling (2nd instar):

 

[Brandelmouche]

Beautiful scorps Moricollins, nice pics.

 

[canadianscorp]

Mari,

very nice Jacksoni! i need to aqquire some more of these guys, but not to many ppl have them right now. this is one of my favorite spp.

cheers, steve

 

[moricollins]

Steve, contact brandelmouche perhaps he can help you out

Jean: Merci beaucoup


Mori

 

[moricollins]

some more B. jacksoni pictures:

 

[BPruett]

Here is a new picture

Centruriodes vittatus