Now that i have been on the forum for a little while, i guess its time to show you my little collection

My first T was a G. rosea (yeah, im as shocked as you :laugh: )

Bought it as a female, but when i got it home it quickly turned out to be a mature male :pinch: So he his off on a breeding tour, if all goes well he will be introdused to 5 different females :thumbsup:

Ofcourse its impossible to keep it to just one, so i have also added these to the family

C. cyaneopubescens

About 4.5cm leg span

P. imperator

Young scorpion at about 6cm length

P. metallica

It has molted recently, but havent gotten any good pics of it yet, its 4.5cm now

L. parahybana

Here just after i got it, very tiny, wich also has become its name, Tiny

Slightly bigger now after a molt

but not much, still only 1.5cm

I also recently picked up two female M. balfouri, one of them had some young i her enclosure with her, the seller didnt know how many juveniles there was, but guessed 3-5. Boy was he way off, i found 15 little ones in there when i rehoused them :drunk:

First a pic of the single lady

She sure is stunning

But my pride and joy are these, cant stop watching them, always taking pictures of them :lol:

At least one is darker then the rest


Not very clear from the photo, but here three of them are killing off a young dubia, awesome to watch :woohoo:

After they killed it, they ripped it apart :chainsaw: and took a pice each and went to eat by themself

They have webbed up alot, so good photos are getting hard to get though


Pretty even as juveniles

Here is a shot of the entire enclosure the communal lives in. I made the tank myself, so dont hassel it

Its alot more webbed up now, so i havent seen more than 8 spiders at one time in there

Well thats all for now. Feel free to comment on my humble collection