Androctonus Australis

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Congratulation dude. You're a scorpion dad now

Sweet. Congrats!

Bwerk guys, not really counted on it, but I saw them yesterday as big as live itself.. Not as well developed as the bicolor yet, but I might say not too far apart either..

Who is willing to adopt? If they have 50 scorplings a litter.. Then I will have over 100 scorplings.. I'm affraid I dont have the time to feed them all lol

Let alone housing them later.. Would be an awesome Fat tail army though.
These guys breed like rabbits!

pluto, I´ll adopt a few of them, don´t you worry

Cool, I count on you guys!!
Fatty gravid australis, making sure its getting all the nutrients to stay round, even after birth

I'm willing to adopt

Update
Getting even uglier and fat..

Update 30th July

She is a month / three weeks behind the bicolor, so I might say August 20th delivery :-D
Not exact science.

that's a very big, little scorpion
well done on the breeding.

Thanks dude, but I am little involved... She dont arouse me much

Update 8th august 2011

I will definitely adopt

Lerius are you sure? You already have one! Soon you will be overrun by these! :-D

Id rather have a leiurus around then one of these tbh. LQ are far more timid.
She is stilting so i guess the time is now :-) My second broodcontainer is in the making :-)

Yeah I'm sure. I've already got a deli cup for the little fella. What do I need to take care of money wise? Shipping? Charge?

Not to mention it's helping out a friend. So, no worries.

Cool :-) Well, they're not born yet so cant say atm. But I dont really want a dozen of these in my home.. so they're going out cheap.. asap lol

Depending on the size of your brood, I might be able to take easily 15-20 of them

Dolby dude, you are crazy! lol
Will see what it gives, but she is pretty puffed and these give 2x as large broods as bicolor.

So shouldnt be a problem.

pluto wrote:

Dolby dude, you are crazy! lol

Thanks bro

Hey Pluto, if it's still an option, I am willing to take one or two of your little darlings. Unless I'm way too late. LOL. This just showed up as a new post to me. Or as having new activity. lol

Ofcourse it is possible, but I doubt it will be cheap for you. Seeing shipping across europe costs me 12 euro. To the US is going to be worse plus the risk of DOA scorps...

If you cannot find any Androctonus australis around your place, I will help you out. Otherwise it might be wise to buy locally (not that I dont want to help you dude).

No worries bro. Figured it was worth a shot. I can get them locally but either way it's gonna cost me an arm and a leg for one. Thanks Pluto!

what do they cost down there?

pluto sorry ive just remembered i never responded to your pm...soweeee kinda had a lot going on