Woohoo, Order IN.

[Neal]

I actually received this the other day, but I keep forgetting they have an Invert section here, lol.

I was trying to get my hands on some rare scorpions that I had years ago, and I managed to find a seller, so I ordered from him, and along with that, came a lot of free little guys of a different species.

I ordered Centruroides Margaritatus(simply stunning when mature) and along with those I received a lot of Hottentotta Hottentotta/Caboverdensis. H.H/C are actually parthenogenetic(which means they reproduce solo, no mating needed). This is neat because once they mature they start popping out babies.

So anyways when I was unpacking, I had no idea how many I had actually received until I lifted this cardboard tissue roll(half anyways) and then I actually seen how many I had. I was like wow, lots of little babies.



I plan to sell most of them soon, I'm going to let them situate and get a meal or two down before I actually do.

Edit:
I actually received more then what's visible.

[Wh00h0069]

Congrats! Man, thats a lot of them.

[JamieH]

Neat!!! although I most likely wont be getting into scorpions myself haha

[Neal]

Thanks Eddie & Jamie.

Scorpions are awesome, especially when you're feeding them. I have 43 scorpions right now, I had 44, but one of the babies died, and I'm sure a couple of more may, because of the post office delays. The package took like 9 days to arrive. Most have ate, but some haven't.

[Lunar-kun]

I am still learning about scorpions but I hope to one day to become experienced enough to own some Parabuthus transvaalicus. Congrats on the new additions, that certainly is a lot.

[ballpythonluvr]

Cool sutff Neal! They are soooooo cute when they are that little!

[Neal]

I am still learning about scorpions but I hope to one day to become experienced enough to own some Parabuthus transvaalicus. Congrats on the new additions, that certainly is a lot.

Lunar, believe it or not I will be getting rid of my 2 P. Transvaalicus soon, and anything scorpion you need to know you're more then free to ask me. I've been doing this for years, breeding them and what not, not too much I don't know.

Cool sutff Neal! They are soooooo cute when they are that little!

They're awesome, I like them bigger though as easier to find food when searching through the roaches. Then I could even kill off the adult males.