"Size does matter": FIRST CONTES OF 2009

All right guys I know I havent been a good admis as of late but all that changes this year. I'm taking charge of the new contest and all those with scorpion credit from last year will recieve a sort of price depending on credit (if in the U.S). And a new system will be set up for this year which will be annouced next week. Anyways..... back to your regularly scheduled contest

This contest is about size. I wanna see pictures of your best looking large scorpion next to your best looking small scorpion. Scorpions DO NOT neccesarily have to be next each other in real life but you can put the two pictures up. I'm not exactly judging by size but rather quality of the pictures so if you don't have a large P. imp or a tiny Microtityus you should be fine anyways.

RULES

-3 entries per poster ( 6 if in sets of two pictures)

-No photoshopping

- REAL scorpion must be used

- Blacklight may NOT be used

Like this?

just like that. Nice.

Heterometrus laoticus *she is bigger then my female Pandinus Imperator/ignore the scorplings in the background*


Caraboctonus keyserlingi

technically there are large and small scorpions in this one


and the size difference isnt ridiculous in these, but its a nice comparison pic anyway




John

there is no way anyone can beat venom on this one.
but anyway:

Heterometrus swammerdami. ironically when its older, it will be the largest scorp i own :



heterometrus spinifer:

P. imp of course:



And my wee little flat rock:

Pandinus sp.



S.donensis

Keep this one up for awhile...Very cool pics so far!

Oh man . . . I gotta get a pic in for this before it's too late, assuming I can coax my H. longimanus out of her burrow.

This is the best burrow she's ever had, though -- for the longest time she'd just sit under her plastic rock.

Is the contest still on????
Can i still post mine lolz...

Here's mine, if its too late then ignore it =p

What species Ryo...I love the matte black color of the big scorpion! And the piggyback pic is awesome

Its my 1st scorp, Heterometrus Spinifer and Liocheles Australasiae
Both dead and preserved in fridge

Closed for review.