Have you browsed our sexing forum, where you posted this thread? There's a thread near the top saying "
Pandinus spp. and
Heterometrus spp." and it tells you how. There's also a bunch of emp threads where people have asked about their scorpion and been given an answer, and since they're sexed the same way, these threads are a good reference.
The only thing that sets
H. longimanus apart from the others is that adult males have very long chela, but that's only useful if you're distinguishing between a few adult specimens.
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