some of my scorps

Rhopalurus junceus x3 (3i)


Lychas sp. Malysia x3

Sweet!! Those Hottentotta jayakari are pretty awesome-looking. I've also been looking into Centruroides gracilis lately.

Kinda weird, but a few of your Hottentotta spp. look a lot like the M. martensii I got from Eddy.

that's cuz im poor photographer. i agree they are similar especially when young

Nice scorps I thought the jayakari were on carpet

I'm so jealous of that Hottentotta jayakari...and IHeart it's okay I tought that LQ was a Hottentota a lot of scorps look the same as slings.
-Eddy

Freeman,
that Lychas sp. is Lychas mucronatus. you should really hook me up with your dealer, if their prices are good then I'll get some of those shipped over here - Rhopalurus junceus is very rare to end up in the states.

I was gonna ask the same thing. I have three junceus. Just molted into 3 Instart and I f I dont have a breeding pair I know FTorres lives 10 minutes away and he has 6 I believe. There so cool and easy to take care of.
-Eddy

give me a break i have a problem to sell adult mating pair R.junceus like 2 weeks ago. they become pretty common lately. but i still like them

freeman wrote:

give me a break i have a problem to sell adult mating pair R.junceus like 2 weeks ago. they become pretty common lately. but i still like them

I'll take 'em off your hands

Rasputin wrote:

freeman wrote:

give me a break i have a problem to sell adult mating pair R.junceus like 2 weeks ago. they become pretty common lately. but i still like them

I'll take 'em off your hands

they are gone now

freeman wrote:

they are gone now - sold for 50E

you guys don't mess around in Europe, I find everything costs a lot out there.

maybe so. i think i got good prices for most of my scorps. but you guys have Hadrurus spp. they are very rare here and i can't afford one :/

hmm...in that case I would be more than willing to do some trades. I might even have a brood VERY soon. PM for details.
-Eddy

Eddy, you talking to me or Freeman?

Freefman

Rasputin wrote:

Freeman,
that Lychas sp. is Lychas mucronatus. you should really hook me up with your dealer, if their prices are good then I'll get some of those shipped over here - Rhopalurus junceus is very rare to end up in the states.

i just got myself Rhopalurus junceus 2.0 + 4 x 5 Instar for 50$

and Smeringurus mesaensis 2.1 for 50$

hehe

how is it I haven't come across any?

You have to know people that know people that know people.LOL. It's more popular in Europe hasn't really made it's way to the stated except to few keepers and dealers. If you're patient I'll send some your way when they mature and breed.
-Eddy

I'm patient, if I don't find an exporter first then I'll still be sitting here wanting some R. junceus and twiddling my thumbs.

Well lucky for you your one step closer they just molted to 3I

~Abyss~ wrote:

Well lucky for you your one step closer they just molted to 3I

don't tease us...start a thread and show us some pix

Rhopalurus junceus is not popular in Denmark.. i gotta be one of the few guys keeping it.. they are hard to come by. You can have them imported from Germany.. they are much easier to come by down there Thomas Vinnman got some some times.. or else i might be able to hook you up with some emails of ppl selling them or orther scorpions? from Germany

I wish I had a camera to do that. I even got the exo still in the enclosure with them. There getting darker now. Since they molted roughly the same day I think I might have two of the same sex so I'm proibably gonna have to trade Francisco for one.
-Eddy

I also have two that are 3I and waitnig for them to mature, so us SoCal guys will have a pretty good breeding pool soon :]

Thats true, good way to mix some bloodlines. LEt me know when yours molt Warren I'm gonna bump up the heat real soon.
-Eddy