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scorpions under black UV light


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15 years 11 months ago #5348 by Doug
Opisthophthalmus latimanus (for photographic purposes only)
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15 years 11 months ago #5349 by Schalk du Plessis
Nice.

I really hope I can see some scorpions under UV this coming weekend. Leaving tomorrow afternoon until Sunday.

Thanks for these pictures. Makes me want to get a scorpion or two to keep as well. :)

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15 years 11 months ago #5352 by Doug
Dude,

at one stage in my life I had 1500 of them - one of the most amazing creatures you will ever find and keep!

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15 years 11 months ago #5357 by Schalk du Plessis
I like the way they move :D

Are there any legal aspects to keeping them with regards to certain species as with Tarantulas?

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15 years 11 months ago #5358 by Doug
Burrowing scorpions (Opisthophthalmus species), Rock scorpions (Hadogenes species), Tree scorpions (Opistacanthus species) and a little species of scorpion called Uroplectes are protected.

Parabuthus species (thick-tailed) are not.

Most of these pics are of Parabuthus species.

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15 years 11 months ago #5365 by Rayman
Replied by Rayman on topic Re:scorpions under black UV light
scorpion wrote:

Burrowing scorpions (Opisthophthalmus species), Rock scorpions (Hadogenes species), Tree scorpions (Opistacanthus species) and a little species of scorpion called Uroplectes are protected.

Parabuthus species (thick-tailed) are not.

Most of these pics are of Parabuthus species.


Pretty sure Uroplectes are not protected.

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