found In my garage one in garage and other out back

ya i hear you naturally i'm gonna try to take the best photo i can but all i have is a cell phone to do it with
so just workin with what i got figured it's worth a shot worst case is i'm left in same situation i was b4 i posted the pics













And i didn't forget the introduction i have every intention of doing those things. at the moment my time to dedicate to as many things as i have that require my time. it's been rough but i will introduce myself you have my word... i love show and tell and talkin about myself wouldn't dream of missing my oppertunity!!

second try

Centruroides sculpturatus

voldemort wrote:

it is hard to answer your query because of the pic quality

+1

Mr.Cal, whenever you are posting a picture of a scorpion for ID, make sure it is as clear as possible.

Additionally, you might have forgotten about your self-intro.

https://scorpionforum.darkbb.com/f2-introduce-yourself

Do give others a chance to know you and it'll also bring better response to your threads.

Centruroides sculpturatus in lame terms would be which scorpion exactly?

Mr.Cal wrote:

Centruroides sculpturatus in lame terms would be which scorpion exactly?

bark scorpion just different and darker markings what's the difference between the lighter color tan ones and are they communal with eachother cuz i know my other barks are fine together the ones that are the lighter color i have all together

As far as I know, there's 2 morphs of C. sculpturatus (aka. Arizona Bark Scorpion).

I don't know much about N. american scorpion though as I don't have access to them here, so I can't advice about how communal they would be.

got you well i appreciate the help u have givin thank you

IF it is a Centruroides sculpturatus, you may want to look for the "gertschi" morph. BTW in scorpions there are dark and light colored individuals from the same species.

I believe these are communal as adults, IME they are active and hardy.

I always envy those who can catch scorpions on their backyard(or ceiling).

thanks ya i'm trying to do some searching around on the web,no such thing as knowing to much about somethin. slowly but surely anyways between many other things in my hectic kinda crazy life. lol but i know for a fact the bark scorpions are communal mainly because i have quite a few that are being just that.and have been since i got them which i think has been no less than 7 months ago. and there mixed in sizes small medium large a few times i've lifted something they were under. and there basicly huddled together under there, the couple smaller ones even curled up on the bigger ones backs i don't know bout you but that says friendship to me and also you may envy away i found another scorpion on my cement wall/fence lastnight!!

Mr.Cal wrote:

thanks ya i'm trying to do some searching around on the web,no such thing as knowing to much about somethin. slowly but surely anyways between many other things in my hectic kinda crazy life. lol but i know for a fact the bark scorpions are communal mainly because i have quite a few that are being just that.and have been since i got them which i think has been no less than 7 months ago. and there mixed in sizes small medium large a few times i've lifted something they were under. and there basicly huddled together under there, the couple smaller ones even curled up on the bigger ones backs i don't know bout you but that says friendship to me and also you may envy away i found another scorpion on my cement wall/fence lastnight!!

you've got style, your own music flavor and you got another freebie from nature? Life isn't just fair!!!

back to your scorpions, adults are communal but I would check on molting individuals as their cagemate might find them appetizing, so once you see a beefed up scorp it is wise to separate them until they molt completely.

mike