Some new pics

[hottentotta.ch]

Hello at all....

Some new pics...

Androctonus mauretanicus mauretanicus

Compsobuthus werneri schmideknechti

Compsobuthus werneri werneri

Centruroides gracilis

Hottentotta spec.

Rhopalurus junceus

Best regards

Oli

 

[Michiel]

Nice picuteres Oli! Any ID on the Hottentotta, it looks somewhat like H.hottentotta or H.polystictus.....Do you keep those R.junceus (male and female and young) in the same enclosure?? No cannibalism?

 

[hottentotta.ch]

Hello,

Yes I think about that hottentotta like you, but for a Hottentotta hottentotta, its to big.
Its about 7-8Centimeter without metasoma and pedipalps.

The R.j. are in a 30*20*35 centimeters terrarium, and I have 4 youngs in there since they were born, and i have no problem!
I keep all my young r.j. in groups of 7-8 with out any problem!
I think the female is gravid again...

Best regards!

(Sorry for my bad English)

 

[hottentotta.ch]

Parabuthus transvaalicus

Oli

 

[Brian S]

The R.j. are in a 30*20*35 centimeters terrarium, and I have 4 youngs in there since they were born, and i have no problem!
I keep all my young r.j. in groups of 7-8 with out any problem!
I think the female is gravid again...

Hi Oli,
I had a R junceus juvenile canniblize a cage mate once when it molted. It would be wise to separate them.

 

[hottentotta.ch]

Hello,

Thanks for your tip, but I breed them now 2 1/2 Years without any problems....

 

[Arachnophilist]

Oli, what instar is that P.trans?

 

[hottentotta.ch]

Hello,

The P. transvaalicus is 4.-instar
After that roach, he ate 1 more adult cricket

Oli

 

[errit]

the androctonus als looks like crassicauda.

 

[hottentotta.ch]

Hello,

Im sure, that it is an Androctonus mauritanicus mauritanicus.
I bought them from Giorgio Molisani. I think he know what he is doing..

Best regards

Oli

 

[drapion]

If you got them from Giorgio then thats what they are!! That man knows his scorps.

 

[hottentotta.ch]

Yes, he really knows what he is doing...
I buy all my scorpions from Giorgio!
Here his web-site: www.buthidae.ch

Best regards

Oli Buettiker