:wall: :wall: :wall: :wall: :wall:So your saying it is possible to cross breed? well i would care for most of them and try to find them homes, but 20 is quite a bit.
Oh i see. That thought couldn't have only been by me though...The reason you don't crossbreed species with in the same genus is if, on the odd chance, you have a brood and sell them you aren't screwing up someone else's breeding projects.
ok well im off to properly care for my species and not try to create some sort of "hybrid" super species of scorpion to meet my personal expectations of what a scorpion should be.HAHAHAHHAHAHAhahaha yeah i dont type to properly, whatchu gonna do about it <edit>? okay i am off to create a unholy demon spawn of a scorpion. Peace <edit>
theres a huge difference between the selective breeding of dogs to produce desired traits over time (ie the creation of a working dog like the daschund or something), and what youre talking about. No one here is going to support your attempts at crossbreeding. The entire point of captive breeding is to PRESERVE these creatures that have remained relatively unchanged for hundreds of millions of years... not to create so called "mutts" for no good reason.Well there are in the same genus... For example dogs make mutts... Whats the difference? If they will react aggressively that is another story, but if only to retain a pure breed...
Im pretty sure there has been some unintentional cross breeding of heterometrus species in captivity already. That's the only explanation I can come up with for this unidentifiable GIGANTIC (swamerdami sized) pair of heteros I've got my hands on. That or its an undescribed species. I ofcourse am hoping it's the latter!Dogs are all the same species. Thats totally different from x-breeding 2 different species of scorps. I doubt they would breed successfully anyway.
Well I am off to cure cancer, while you fight for how things have been for millions of years.ok well im off to properly care for my species and not try to create some sort of "hybrid" super species of scorpion to meet my personal expectations of what a scorpion should be.
theres a huge difference between the selective breeding of dogs to produce desired traits over time (ie the creation of a working dog like the daschund or something), and what youre talking about. No one here is going to support your attempts at crossbreeding. The entire point of captive breeding is to PRESERVE these creatures that have remained relatively unchanged for hundreds of millions of years... not to create so called "mutts" for no good reason.
I am willing to bet you have the same thing as me.....WC H longimanus from Malaysia. I doubt these would be x-bredIm pretty sure there has been some unintentional cross breeding of heterometrus species in captivity already. That's the only explanation I can come up with for this unidentifiable GIGANTIC (swamerdami sized) pair of heteros I've got my hands on. That or its an undescribed species. I ofcourse am hoping it's the latter!