Harlock
Pandinus
Number of posts : 2
Age : 35
Registration date : 2010-03-31
 | | Subject: West Texas Scorpion ID 4/4/2010, 1:17 pm | |
| I found a few of these in west texas, and I can't id them, they look like possible Vaejovis coahuilae or Vaejovis crassimanus, but I'm not sure. Leaning toward crassimanus, but I don't know about its range. They came from scrubland in mesas. (Pics of same scorp) I don't think it is a morph of c. vittatus as it has gray on its back, although the light flooded most of that out. https://i.servimg.com/u/f66/15/06/70/83/scorpd10.jpg   https://i.servimg.com/u/f66/15/06/70/83/scorpd11.jpg Also, does anyone know if D. lindo is very pale as a juvi? I found 1 D. lindo sub-adult, and another scorpion that much be a Diplo of some type, but it is very pale. It is much smaller, and looks like a lindo except for the coloration. | |
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Mr. Mordax
Administrator
Number of posts : 7743
Age : 38
Location : PNW
Registration date : 2008-02-06
| | Subject: Re: West Texas Scorpion ID 5/9/2010, 1:25 pm | |
| If you can get clearer shots, try sending them to Kari McWest. He's an expert on Vaejovidae. | |
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Harlock
Pandinus
Number of posts : 2
Age : 35
Registration date : 2010-03-31
| | Subject: Re: West Texas Scorpion ID 5/9/2010, 3:08 pm | |
| Thanks, but I got it Id'd as the unsubscribed Serradigitus that lives out in west Texas. | |
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