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+4Carl Mr. Mordax *Connie* bjaeger 8 posters |
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bjaeger
Leiurus
Number of posts : 2282
Age : 35
Location : Pennsylvania, US
Registration date : 2008-04-29
| | Subject: Are emp's chela... 10/4/2008, 5:34 pm | |
| Red/pinkish when you shine a regular flashlight on them? Mine is. | |
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*Connie*
Post-whore
Number of posts : 3705
Age : 40
Location : England
Registration date : 2008-02-06
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/4/2008, 7:56 pm | |
| some do have a reddy hue to them, some have been blueish...but could just be a picture.
Ive never shone a flash light on my pandinus imperator but if I did im pretty sure it would be reddish as "Stingy's" chela looks reddish in natural light.
My pandinus cavimanus manius is obviously more red in colour then my pandinus imperator
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bjaeger
Leiurus
Number of posts : 2282
Age : 35
Location : Pennsylvania, US
Registration date : 2008-04-29
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/4/2008, 7:59 pm | |
| I'm starting to think that she's not an emp but I'm probably wrong ;x | |
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*Connie*
Post-whore
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Age : 40
Location : England
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bjaeger
Leiurus
Number of posts : 2282
Age : 35
Location : Pennsylvania, US
Registration date : 2008-04-29
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/4/2008, 8:50 pm | |
| Here's an older pic: https://i.servimg.com/u/f43/12/53/64/04/dsci2410.jpg
It's probably an emp, but I'm unsure. I bought it at a pet store and they had it separated from all of the other ones for some reason (it was labeled as an emp).
She's aggressive. | |
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*Connie*
Post-whore
Number of posts : 3705
Age : 40
Location : England
Registration date : 2008-02-06
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/4/2008, 9:15 pm | |
| is that 4I
Chela doesnt look hairy in the pic. Mine at 4I you can see the teeny tiny hairs.
chela does have a lot of granulation....But...due to lots of granulation...I would probably have to say pandinus imperator. Also the hue isnt as red...but I know colour isnt a good way to ID.
(in what I talk about hairy chela, I know cavimanus do but not to the extend of imperator)
I can barely notice them on my female but I can on my female P.imperator.
Ive also never seen a juvi cavimanus only adult....
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Mr. Mordax
Administrator
Number of posts : 7743
Age : 38
Location : PNW
Registration date : 2008-02-06
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/4/2008, 9:31 pm | |
| Definitely P. imperator. As Connie mentioned, some natural color variation can be present from scorp to scorp. | |
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Carl
Hadogenes
Number of posts : 63
Age : 49
Location : Chicoutimi, Québec
Registration date : 2008-08-28
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/5/2008, 9:41 am | |
| Pandinus imperator for sure. granulation on the chela is evident. my p.imperator chela   | |
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scorpion111
Post-whore
Number of posts : 3455
Age : 29
Location : scotland
Registration date : 2008-04-07
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/5/2008, 11:02 am | |
| yeah, I gree it is a p.imp. my scorp has a lightish-blue hue to it when you put it up to a regular light. | |
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bjaeger
Leiurus
Number of posts : 2282
Age : 35
Location : Pennsylvania, US
Registration date : 2008-04-29
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/6/2008, 2:20 am | |
| Thanks. I wasn't sure because of the reddish hue to the chela and it's temper. | |
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Venom
Centruroides suffusus
Number of posts : 2834
Age : 2020
Location : Chicago
Registration date : 2008-02-05
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/6/2008, 8:27 am | |
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scorpion111
Post-whore
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Age : 29
Location : scotland
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| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/6/2008, 11:02 am | |
| is that a p.imp?  looks like a cavimanus. | |
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Mr. Mordax
Administrator
Number of posts : 7743
Age : 38
Location : PNW
Registration date : 2008-02-06
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/6/2008, 11:12 am | |
| It is a cavimanus. I'm not sure why he didn't say anything . . . | |
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Androctonus
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| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/6/2008, 11:28 am | |
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scorpion111
Post-whore
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| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/6/2008, 11:37 am | |
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electrophyste
Babycurus
Number of posts : 357
Age : 39
Location : Ontario Canada
Registration date : 2008-05-09
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/6/2008, 12:43 pm | |
| yea that's an Emp little sub adult. you can tell by the stinger its not adult.
the color you see is right, Red. but the Blue Connie is mentioning about hers would be the ex Skeleton reacting to the UV rays coming off the bulb. | |
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Venom
Centruroides suffusus
Number of posts : 2834
Age : 2020
Location : Chicago
Registration date : 2008-02-05
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/6/2008, 3:00 pm | |
| - IHeartMantids wrote:
- It is a cavimanus. I'm not sure why he didn't say anything . . .
Just tryong to show the obvious differences between both. | |
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Mr. Mordax
Administrator
Number of posts : 7743
Age : 38
Location : PNW
Registration date : 2008-02-06
| | Subject: Re: Are emp's chela... 10/7/2008, 9:44 am | |
| That was my guess, but those who hadn't seen your post a while back when it died might not have known what was going on.  | |
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