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PostSubject: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/22/2010, 12:21 pm

Hi guys..

please help to ID this little fellow ..

thanks Smile orgin : singapore

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size : est 2.5 cm with tail.

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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/24/2010, 7:24 am

any one ???
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/24/2010, 9:27 am

My guess would be Isometrus sp. But i cant id it closer Very Happy
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/26/2010, 1:41 pm

looks like those kind you would find in lower pierce. think its an Arizona bark scorpion though
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/26/2010, 6:22 pm

How do you explain Arizona bark scorpion in Singapore?
and allso the "Arizone Bark scorpion "
http://www.ntnu.no/ub/scorpion-files/c_exilicauda.php

doesnt look anything like that..

Might wanna check out photos of the sp i put up there..
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/26/2010, 8:41 pm

its like people bringing in scorpions and then letting them go when they dont want them. but i have searched and google give me images like that too.


Arizona bark scorp


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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/26/2010, 8:47 pm

oh i think i found out what scorpion it is. think its a lychas mucronatus.. or a chinese swimming scorpion. never heard or it before though. but it look identical to what you have there.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/centralsands/2343537058/
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/27/2010, 11:09 am

Lychas mucronatus may look similar but definitely not like this
If u observe, they have dark triangle tone on the carapace, patella and the 5th metasoma which is lack of in the picture he posted
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/28/2010, 8:38 am

yeah true.. interesting though. so could it be the same subspecies? or could it just be the scorpion itself?? may i ask where in singapore did you find this though. it looks like an interesting specimen. i have 2 H.Spinifer adults and 13 2instar scorplings. what other scorpions do you keep as i do know that it is illegal to keep them in singapore.
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/28/2010, 12:10 pm

Evilpigz why do you keep beliving its a totaly differnt scorpion?

I say its pretty clear that its Isometrus sp. you might wanna google some pictures and taking a closer look on the scorpions before saying anything.. And since scorpions is exported from Asia and i belive they allso got scorpion farms in Singapore i highly belive that its legal to keep them.
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/28/2010, 12:20 pm

even i would say isometrus....
i just dont know what else it is...
all google is showing is isometrus maculatus, and they look similar but the markings are all wrong to me
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/28/2010, 1:12 pm

its illegal in singapore to keep scorpions :/ ig you get caught you'll get fined and stuff... many things are illegal in singapore. they do not allow you to catch and keep wild animals. it kinda sucks...
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/28/2010, 2:22 pm

you are if you have all the proper permits, you can have CITES animals, even import/export animals with the proper permits...

so your only half right evilpigz


dont believe...
heres a little literature with a lot of knowledge

http://www.ava.gov.sg/AnimalsPetSector/CITESEndangeredSpecies/
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/28/2010, 2:25 pm

woah cool. but i think the permits are kinda expensive right?? sorry :/ i'm only 15 but i'm really into these kind of things
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/28/2010, 2:31 pm

depends which permit for what animal you want i imagine
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/28/2010, 3:34 pm

i read that you need permits to sell but not keep... they have a list on what animals you are allowed to keep and what not allowed to keep but scorpions are not on either so i guess to me that its fine to keep em Razz
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty7/28/2010, 4:53 pm

Evilpigz - Different nations have different rules & regulations as to what you can keep, import & export etc.

For example in the UK you can keep plenty of animals and scorps but you need a DWA licence to own a scorpion in the buthidae family or other animals considered "potentially life threatening".

I'm sure that it is legal in Singapore as well to keep scorpions because as what has already been said, many scorps come out of there.
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PostSubject: Re: need help to ID this sp ...   need help to ID this sp ... Empty8/1/2010, 11:05 am

from the pics it looks like it could be isometrus
but its pics you cant be 100% on ids from pics 95% of the time

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