R. junceus

Sorry these are crappy pics but these were the best I could get. Not easy getting pics of scorps in viles.

What instar? I have a few 2I too.
-Eddy

2nd instar I believe.

cool, I ask because I can't see the pic from this computer. Do you what their grwoth rate is?
-Eddy

This is my first one, had a real hard time finding any info on them . The only info I was able to find on them was on scorpion files. I plan to get more and breed these in the future, I was only able to get this one because it was the last baby left..

I'll try to come up with a caresheet soon. We can fill out the information as we go along.
-Eddy

my mates R. junceus molted after 2 months to 3 instar.. so its not that slow..

I like the second pic . . . these are one of my wish-list species. I hope they do well!

ReptileMan27 wrote:

Not easy getting pics of scorps in vials.

It is when you've got manual focus!

now those are really nice looking scorpions
hopefully i will be able to get me a couple

have a stupid question, what is their toxic level and how big will they get

Thanks , from what have heard they pack a punch but not deadly, defently use caution.

still want me a few

redknee wrote:

still want me a few

Yea, the hardest part is finding them

yeah that is what i had been hearing from a few others
oh well, maybe i will be get lucky lol

I know Jeremy(East Coast Inverts) is breeding them.. Thats where this one came from,this was the last baby he had left. I am sure he will have more babies at some point..

i have a trio ready to pop anyday(both the females are anyway),so there will be plenty available soon,they do grow slow(,and they mature about the size of a jacksoni
andy

Cool congrats , get some pics if you can

Andy if you would, do keep me in mind

hello guys ,..you are the best ,..
Im living in romania Europe ,..and i wish to buy some scorpions from this species
Rhopalurus junceus any information could be useful
Thank you and have a nice day