A. Bicolor *Updated* 08/18/2011

Here is a picture of one of my A. Bicolor's, this is obviously not my gravid female!



Thanks!

Nice pic Bro
Def a beast

Looks about the size of mine.

Streettrash wrote:

Looks about the size of mine.

Yup, this is just a typical sized Bicolor, nothing crazy or anything! I just like them!

supercool scorp Rob, really. I think its female ... this is a male
Notice the size (not only girdth) of the tail in correlation with the body. It is longer than the body is long and almost equally thick.
Males have more of a tubular body whereas females looks to be squeeshed a bit (wider tergites)...



To the guys that bought my bicolor scorplings, this is one half of the parents :-) So they will look like this one.

Thanks Pluto! Nice male you have there! And yeah, this is another scorp that won't stop feeding.... Last night this Bicolor had a cricket in each claw, was funny, watching her (we think) run around like that!

sexy scorps

So you like big tails? :-D

Hell yeah

Are you still selling?

pluto wrote:

So you like big tails? :-D

tut :l

Centroides are nicer

Well Tom, dont believe the things they say to make men feel better. Size does matter!

All of my female friends tell me, size matters, just like thick tails!! hehehehe

You have honest female friends, friend. They tell me too, but when I got to know them better they say 'dont worrie, its what you do with it". I wonder why!

lol my female friends just get embarrased when i talk about my snake !!

They get embarrased for you though.

Thought this was a pretty cool shot from this evening!!

wicked
did you catch it tagging the crik?

spinnin_tom wrote:

wicked
did you catch it tagging the crik?

Yes I did, and it was gnarly, as the stringer found its way into the right eye of the cricket (can't see that side of his face in the pic) but his eye starting oozing pretty hard after that! He was toast, ALMOST felt bad for him, ALMOST....

Something like this? (the now gravid female A.a.)

haha bye bye cricket

lol yes!

If these can put a full grown human on their behind for a few hours, a small cricket dont really stand a chance.

But tbh Androctonus bicolor seem to kill they prey quicker even though they are supposed to be less venomous...

bicolor stinging a cricket is usually instant death.

nice mate
don't they get all s+m and dig the sting right into the food?

pluto wrote:

lol yes!

If these can put a full grown human on their behind for a few hours, a small cricket dont really stand a chance.

But tbh Androctonus bicolor seem to kill they prey quicker even though they are supposed to be less venomous...

bicolor stinging a cricket is usually instant death.

They might move 1 CM before they succumb to their deaths... lol