Sexing Both 6i Leiurus jordanensis

[Katorea]

Need help sexing them!!

 

[Brewser]

This may help
Click on "Tarantula Sexing"
Then scroll down and click on Scorpions.

 

[Joey Spijkers]

Sexing works differently depending on the family or genus, and you haven't said which species it is.
It looks like some sort of Buthidae, in which case they look like 2 females.

 

[Katorea]

Sexing works differently depending on the family or genus, and you haven't said which species it is.
It looks like some sort of Buthidae, in which case they look like 2 females.

Leiurus jordanensis, as seen in the title. Btw. Thankiessss!!

 

[Joey Spijkers]

Leiurus jordanensis, as seen in the title. Btw. Thankiessss!!

Oh sorry, I was just looking at the first post, my bad

 

[Katorea]

Oh sorry, I was just looking at the first post, my bad

It's fine lol. Thanks for the help!

 

[Veno Manus]

That's a male

 

[Veno Manus]

The operculum should be oval shaped for female and the males should be more triangular shaped.

The more visible picture is a male but the more blurry one is hard to tell.

 

[Veno Manus]

I had to double take at this and mis counted. They are female. @joeyis correct.

 

[Outpost31Survivor]

Both are females.

 

[Joey Spijkers]

The operculum should be oval shaped for female and the males should be more triangular shaped.

The more visible picture is a male but the more blurry one is hard to tell.

Looking at the operculum doesn't work for buthidae, only scorpionidae. With buthidae, you can count the pectinal teeth, or look at the angle/spacing of the pectines.

 

[Aracnophile]

Both pairs of pectines seem extremely similar, so their both one gender imo, idk which one tho

 

[Katorea]

Need help sexing them!!
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Need help sexing them!!

Here are some recent pictures of my J. Black Deathstalkers (each pic is diff scorp) for more accurate sexing: