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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 3:47 am

they are very impressive when they hunt, attack and kill their prey
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 4:31 am

pretty vicious looking when it hunts.. nice pic and very nice looking scorp... +1
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 4:48 am

2nd leg on right (top view)....a problem?!?
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 5:00 am

^ are you talkin about that black mark? i was woindering myself too what that was... looks to be cut-like.
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 5:06 am

could be mycosis...will wait for OP to get back on this matter, maybe they know
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 5:54 am

This has been evident since he arrived from the West coast (California). If somebody knows, please advise asap because he is vital in the growing "BROOD". Thanks all for addressing this and the comments as well cheers
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 6:27 am

I keep their environment to specifications. The tank in which this one is in, is completely dry; the only real concern I have is living in Illinois which is a humid state. I will increase the air flow but this appears to be a burn. I examined the Scorps when I go them and this particuler one had that mark evident and it has not spread elsewhere that I can see.

His appetite is sufficient but he is a little skittish as comapred to the "combatant" next door (separate tanks 5.5 with three to four inches of sand with a rock and driftwood, both of which throughly cleaned). I am in hopes that someone else with vast experience see both your threads and advises me on this; I am really disheartened and concerned at this point.
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 9:02 am

A lot of scorps come in with mycosis; there's not a lot you can do about it once they have it. On the plus side, it's not somewhere vital (booklungs, pectines).
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 4:07 pm

So it is mycosis? I will get a closer picture somehow; what am I talking about as I need your professional judgement on this situation...
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 4:25 pm

looks like mycosis to me. So long as you keep it in the correct conditions it will be fine. I have found the vast majority of desert species I own that when kept in captivity, they have a touch of it somewhere.

It is extremely difficult to mimic 'in the wild' humidity gradients in their burrows. I just spray one corner on the glass once a month, she usually has a good drink.

If it spreads you need to up the temperature a touch and ensure optimum ventilation.

I keep mine in an open top tank to be certain of best ventilation
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 5:12 pm

*Connie* wrote:
could be mycosis...will wait for OP to get back on this matter, maybe they know


OP? who are they??


Anyway it very well looks like mycosis i cant think of any orther thing it could be.. i see alot of this stuff when ppl have shipped scorpions for a longer period because some "shippers" or sellers of scorpions have the idea that a yellow scorpion looks better on a black background so they will sell on soil some times moist Very Happy and some shippers tend to ship with alot of wet stuff when its a desert sp..
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 9:23 pm

Kejser wrote:
*Connie* wrote:
could be mycosis...will wait for OP to get back on this matter, maybe they know
OP? who are they??

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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/2/2009, 11:31 pm

And i thought it was a cut with dirt embedded in it... Embarassed

Im learning something new everday about scorpions. cool Smile
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/3/2009, 12:27 am

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It appears to be a cut. What do you think from this veiw point?
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/3/2009, 12:33 am

yeah looks like a cut. It'll be allright.
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/3/2009, 4:07 am

That does look like a cut with dirt in it in that closer picture.
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PostSubject: Re: Hadrurus arizonensis strikes   Hadrurus arizonensis strikes Empty7/21/2009, 5:21 pm

Nice Very Happy Hadrurus Arizonensis is one my list Wink
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