A Beautiful Scorpion

This is my Parabuthus villosus "oranje" 7i female. She is stunning in my humble opinion, wanted to share:

http://imageshack.com/a/img921/8310/Z72481.jpg

Medically significant venom, huge size, beautiful colors. The only species I keep...

Tiny claws= danger. Heehee.

Very cool!

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Originally Posted by piedlover79

Tiny claws= danger. Heehee.

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Same logic actually applies to politicians as well :rolleye2:

Politics. From the Latin 'poly' meaning 'many' and 'ticks' meaning 'blood suckers'...

That's a sweet looking scorpion. I'm not super knowledgable in inverts but that's a beauty you got there.


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Originally Posted by BMorrison

That's a sweet looking scorpion. I'm not super knowledgable in inverts but that's a beauty you got there.


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Thanks.

Here is how she looks at night under UV light:

http://imageshack.com/a/img923/4286/KiBKfu.jpg

Wow! That is epic! Love the black light!

I may be arachnophobic, but I can still admire a pretty animal. She reminds me of the female scorpion I had for a short period of time - just a couple weeks, before sending her to live in the Bio lab at the local college, but that was just one that I caught locally to identify (found it where my cousin's baby had been playing), and she turned out to be a Black-Back Hairy Scorpion, Hadrurus spadix, native here and not dangerous.

This girl doesn't take prisoners...

I got a mate for her but she disposed of him quickly... Nothing gets wasted though, en expensive meal for an expensive tarantula:

http://imageshack.com/a/img924/9459/5HnQK4.jpg

Here is the video of the incident, totally my fault scaring him into females burrow:

https://youtu.be/9iJWfL6WXKg