Androctonus Bicolor A.

This is awesome.

yes mate, its awesome to see. They even travel from rock to rock in group. I higly recommend to anyone liking scorpions to try a brood out. Doesnt matter if it s with buthid or not. It is cool and fascinating to watch.

Hopefully they don't munch each other when it's time to molt!

Pluto great pics Bro
Those little ones are really cool looking.

Those are way darker than my A. bicolor 2i's, even my 3i's aren't that color yet. must be the specific morph. Nice coloration though, grats on the brood.

Awesome coloration already at that size. Far from what they'll be, but pretty

Yes they're lovely. Most are already sold though. I think I dont have 20 unreserved left and I wanted to keep 10. Going to be tight.

They all need to be shipped next week. I'm still in the proces of fattening them up.

If I forgot someone, now is the time :-D

I dont think they will attack each other when there is an abundance of food available. They're not humans, trying to kill someone for 10 bucks. If there is running prey around that cant injure them they will go for that instead. I think thats how nature works and atm I have had not cannibalism. Not in the smaller ones as in the big ones.

My fingers are crossed though.

Dude, you have something left for me?

Yah, 1-10 lol

Bro, just PM'd you

Got it :-)

Will be sending the scorpions next week monday to their buyers.

In my opinion they are now strong and healthy enough to warrant survival and to become nice adult specimen!

For people who bought some and read this, you do not have to feed them pinheads anymore. It is maybe more convenient to supply them with size 4 crickets.

They easily and greedily take them. They're eating me to poverty!

Pluto I just read this post and this is just awesome. Do you still have any for sale? I would love one or two. I wish I had seen this post sooner. Anyway great job with raising and the pic too!

Sam lives in Belgium.

I guess that stinks! Thanks Street!

I may be able to help you out in the next few weeks...

It sucks for sure.

If you cannot find any over there, I will try to help you out, as i really dont care about regulations. My only concern is the trip, the duration, temps etc..

I have 4 left.

I might seem to think that most scorpions will not survive such an adventure (these need pretty high temperatures).

Let me know!
Thanks

Man I would love one and it's mainly because I like the idea of getting one that I know something about it. It's age, it's mother, that's exciting to me. There's a guy in Florida that has 10. all I can tell about them is that they are adults and they are SINAI DESERT SCORPION-Androctonus Bicolor. Anyway I don't want to risk getting anyone in trouble or risking the scorpions life.

I understand you completely.
When you go buy a scorpions, small or large.. you never know where they come from, when they are born, what the parents look like.. how much they eat, which moult they are presently, birth date etc...

I sometimes get frustrated from that too.
With these you know they are instar 2 some are becoming instar 3, within x moults they are adult etc...

Streettrash will probably record date of birth etc too so you can be quite sure where they are coming from and at what stage in their life they are.

Good luck dude

Besides, what the heck is a Sinai Desert Scorpion? Their non scientific name is: Black Fat tail Scorpion.
The Sinai peninsula counts 20+ different scorpion species on its own.

That would be great, where are you located Street? I know it's to early to tell, but I would really like a breeding pair!

Utah sir. There is still a lot up in the air since neither of my females have dropped their broods yet, but if I get them successfully off their mothers I will be selling them.

Piece of cake, these things are hardy as iron.

Excellent, just keep us informed. I'll be waiting!

They are going into i3 which makes them stronger, also for shipping purposses.

So Street, if it doesnt work out, I have these as a backup. I3 means you will have less casualties too since from i2 to i3 they tend to die most.

After i3 most, if not all survive. Atm I have 1 little guy that died during the transition. DolbyR has got a lot of mine, and he already has 2 that moulted (to my surprise).

See his thread for pictures of this batch i3 bicolor