Well experts Let get this started.

List yout "HOT" species here:


Have to look at my list so I'll add more later but off the top of my head I know I have at least 3:
B. jacksoni(eh!!)
A. bicolor
L. quinquestriatus(did i spell that right)

-Eddy

T. falconensis
T. stigmurus

That is all(for now).

C.Suffusus dead.

Tityus asthenes
Hottentotta caboverdensis
Babycurus jacksoni

These next ones could be considered "Hot" to some.
Mesobuthus martensii
Isometrus maculatus

Here today in the mail:
Centruroides exilicauda/sculpturatus

I've got a baby C. exilicauda . . . I used to have a P. liosoma.

Are you sure B. jacksoni counts as "hot"? If so, I've got four of those, with about 20 on the way!

Technically I would assume the would since they are Buthids.

Well, there's only around 30 medically significant buthids out of over 700 species. I wouldn't want to get stung by a B. jacksoni, but I'd rather go through that than being stung by a P. liosoma!

Venom wrote:

C.Suffusus dead.

LOL same here. And lots of them....everywhere. VIVA DURANGO!!!!!!!
-Eddy

And now as of today!!!

C. exilicauda

Three adults, one gravid as all heck!

PIC please...and a sling....
-Eddy

...or two

How about you get me a Glass 5 Gallon aquarium for free or whatever you said before and I will hook you up with more than 1 sling for sure!!!

I can get you a 10 for seven
-Eddy

thats too big though...lol. I only have 3 exilicauda that I need a five for.

Actually Robert... a small Critter Keeper would work for 3 Exilicauda, they seem to thrive in smaller enclosures when their numbers are small, you should have mentioned you needed a cage before we did the swap! i would have shipped u a nice acrylic tank to go with em

BTW, this is Paul XD

Nice forum =)

Since the general gestation of Centruoides Exilicauda is approx 1 month (give or take a week-2 depending on local temps, humidity and availability of food) u have 1 maybe 2 weeks (or a few days) to prepare the cage for them ^_^

a cheep heating pad that dosent have an auto off switch will cost u less then $15 and a small KK is $5 from PetSmart.... Just an idea!



Now to list my "Hot" Species... Hmm... C. Exilicauda X??, B. Jacksoni X3 & thats all i would personally consider hot

~Paul

Hey Paul!!

I have them in the Kritter Keeper now and they seem to be doing great! I have actually seperated the gravid female so it will be easier to gather the youngins when they are of age.

Well shoot! I wish I would have mentioned something now cause I could have definately used that cage!!!...LOL

...what happened to my post? Anyways welcome Paul and now you ruined my chances of getting Robert's slings.
-Eddy

How did he do that? He is the one that sent me the C. exilicauda!

I was kidding, i should of added a smilie. I meant that now that he told you what enclosure to use what am I gonna do. There now look at the post.
-Eddy

LOL...naw, I just need to get a 5 gallon glass aquarium with a screen lid, more darn substrate and some more Cork Bark!!!

I think Nesh is gonna hook me up with a bunch of Cork Bark!

Getting a little off-topic guys!!
heres my hots
1.1.1…Androctonus australis
1.1.0…Androctonus bicolor
1.2.0…Babycurus jacksoni (maybe)
0.1.0…Centruroides exilicaude
0.0.3…Hottenttata sp.
0.0.5…Isometrus maculates
0.1.1…Leiurus quinquestriatus
0.0.2…Rhopalurus junceus
0.0.2…Tityus falconensis

the # Centruroides exilicauda you can keep in a ten gallon tank ? hmm
if i can get the picture of a friends ten gallon ,he was keeping 100 in it
they are very very communal
alot of centruroides are i usely keep about fifty centruroides vitattus in a ten gallon

A. Australis
C. Sculpturatus (I guess)
...More to come.

By the way I kept 3 Sculpturatus' in a small kritter keeper with no problems. I just recently upgraded them to a ten gallon with four scorp and they are extemely happy and active.

-Dustin