Bicolor enclosure and more to come..

This one hasnt eaten for a week now either. Will probably try to moult soon. I hope he goes well. Street his scorpling had/has trouble. This one hasnt been humidified either so let's see if that has anything to do with it.

Hi guys

I just took care of my 18 new arachnids from today.
Been busy, will post pictures of some beautiful

extra couple transvaalicus (sucker sprayed me, so remember they really do it). Felt droplets on my arm and shoulder)

Andro Australis

And many many spiderlings...

will be back today

So here goes some pictures

As I said before I had the privilege to get two more Parabuthus Transvaalicus and damn are they mean (meaner than all my other scorpions together). I don't know if there are many people here with experience concerning P. Transvaalicus.. but they rock lol

I rehoused them and got sprayed, I threw in a cricket and I heard the scorpion battling him against the plastic (the plastic container is temporary till tomorrow so I can cut some enclosures). The noise of them attacking the cricket against the side walls was audible from 4m away through a closed closet

This is one of them:

I think this is the male (also the one who sprayed my arm:


Mature male Aa


Immature female Aa


They all ate and are eating like lions.
ps.: the transvaal venom does seem to irritate the skin. If you get hit, go wash! I found out, an hour ago

Excellent specimens bro. Great pictures too!
Yep, P.Trans has rocked my world too.
Can see your collection is growing.. and growing FAST.
Keep up the good work in breeding them

Hehe thanks Gs, but dude I should go take some photography lessons at your place.
I get the animal on picture, you get the animal on picture with feeling. Big difference.

Well I had some before, but these Parabuthus are from another region and boy are they different. Big too.

As for the Aa, they're standard specimen, nothing fancy but idd bro, going to breed them all.
Since this will keep the hobby alive over here in Belgium.

Locally you cannot find them. Well, not now anyways

The others are spiderlings. Too small for me to photograph since i dont have a macrolens..
Too bad, they're cute as hell.

Will make enclosures tomorrow and house them permanently. Pictures incoming.
My heat cabine will get too small

Nice to finally see them Pluto. I've heard the male P trans are a bit more spray happy than females, but it's probably just hear say.

It is the male who cummed on me idd. Feeling dirty! Free rash on top of it. This p. couple is more brutal than any of my andros tbh..
The previous couple I had, was nice and very healthy but nowhere near as much attitude as these.

For people looking for a challenge they're a blessing :-)

Btw, nice to see you back!

I'm always around, lurking in the shadows...

From the toilet seat?

lol. Like a redback.

lol I should send you some. Do you know what time it takes for postal services to deliver to the us from europe and vice versa? Rules? Regulations?

No idea at all. The only thing I've ever ordered from over there is bike parts. There was no tariff or customs fee on anything, and the shipping was free from the supplier since I dropped fat stacks on them. My step father works for UPS though so I'll ask him next time I see him.

Androctonus Australis breeding tank : pending


Androctonus Bicolor breeding tank : first succes


Parabuthus Transvaalicus breeding tank : still to commence (tonight)


Sling tray/level


Scorpion boxes adults overview


The beast Moustache

General Sherman, I'm guessing he is kinda old, but at least he mated alright.
Regular Australis with a black spot on the left pincher.. not good, but at least he now can retire happily.

Awesome pics

Thanks Bex. I try to focus on them but it never works lol. I would be a [hopscotch] reporter

I like his name. General Sherman.

Hehe thanks Trash, It is supposed to be a Sequoia Giganteum, down there at your place. If i'm not mistaken he is called like that and the biggest tree on the planet. This one got a nice tail on him so I thought it would be suitable

Oh yeah, those things are huge.

This one is actually more for street as he asked what size it is and the coloration.
As you can see Street, it has practically no lighter coloration on the feet, only on the pinchers, more red than yellow..

At the back is a 3cm black tape curled around a corner and in the front a very small male cricket for size comparison. I think stretched out it has only 5cm length tip to head.



Usually a large cricket is bigger than him (longer than his body excl. tail)

I can see the red orange on his fingers, and his tail is huge. I have wimpy fat tails.

I think you don't. I think yours are bigger bodied which gives you the idea they have smaller tails. Mine are so tiny they look like they carry a cannon on their back.

THat coupled maybe with an odd camera angle might give you the impression it is huge.

However he does have a big one, just like daddy, except mine aint black.

LOL!