Thanks for V2 super macgyver.

Moulting Picture : Hottentotta Hottentotta

Touch wood. That's not a very nice thing to hope for let be talk about.

Why must we cut a scorpion's tail jazzkit?

I don't blame you. You've probably seen that on Man vs. Wild(scorpion-eating scene). Cuting a scorpions tail off and keeping it as a pet would defeat the purpose of rearing one in the first place. We don't see people extracting the teeth off of their canines just because a bite could prove fatal in some cases. Learning more before posting would also help.

Post moult : Hottentotta Hottentotta

I'm a cheapskate. I only have one. Still looking for other ssp. within the Hottentotta family.

Yea. It's probably a female anyway. Most in the hobby are.

Are you guys really positive on what you're posting about scorpions, arthropods and arachnids? A scorpion is an arthropod. A scorpion is also an arachnid.

*That is if my biology serves me right till now.

LOL. Alright then.

TAG, when will the muse be in? Bring me good news buddy.

Does it look something like this?



What brand is it?

Easier said than done.

It's just the 18th page. Don't despair just yet!!! Chin up guys!

Scorpions of Malaysia. < credits to a good friend!

Let's talk about local species! Has anyone seen any of the ones on this list? I am still trying to get more info on their locality within our region. There's still hope.

Not enough source to support that claim just yet. We normally talk about Heterometrus sp. or the occasional Lychas sp. and Liocheles Australasiae.

Have you seen any of the rest on the list so far?

Educating people to free handle venomous inverts is called educating?

Goot stuff Tag.

Have you/your friends seen the other Malaysian species before? If yes, where? Under what kind of habitat/settings?

Even heroes have the right to bleed. Lol!

You haven't seen the eagle swoop in for the kill yet, Dennis. Listening to Frank Zappa makes so much more sense nowadays. But seriously, this thread is getting better already! Now there's something to think about.

Tag - Feeding early instar scorps can be a real b****. Especially the barks. If you ask me, I'll tell you to ask the oldskool hobbyists on how they kept going at it for years. We are nowhere near them.

liette' - I'll give you 2 if you really want them. No need to buy! Don't make Tag richer than he already is.

Kar - Learning about the species already gives half the pleasure buddy.

P/s:
1. If anyone happens to stumble on more info on local scorpion species. Drop me a pm.
2. Don't release something that you think won't make it through the fight for survival in the wild. Tag is just pulling your leg there!

This post has been edited by rafiqos: Aug 25 2008, 08:20 PM

I'll be more blunt. That probably is the only desert species you know. Quit quacking about things that can cause serious harm. Forgot to put 'fat' in between? Zzz...

Ryo, Vaejovidaes are also nice and quite hardy, not to mention the fact that scorplings may cost as little as Scutilus.

Not pissed. Don't worry.

Goodluck getting to those under the exo.

Presumption? Only way to find out is by letting time tell the story.

This post has been edited by rafiqos: Aug 29 2008, 07:00 PM