Please ID this Heterometrus.

Hello.
I have new scorp. Please identify him. He is species Heterometrus.

wow,
they look like they are from the subgenus chersonesometrus, from Java or the South Asian islands like Malaysia and Indonesia??

i think that the first one is perhaps a Heterometrus longimanus female, and in the second picture, they look like H.cyaneus or H.liophysa?

can you get us better pics please?
please as in i NEED them to live

this species looks rare, that female looks like H.cyaneus, that male looks like H.longimanus........ but the telson should be smooth......


please post better pics?
im working on this right now

also: where are they from?

Probably, scorpions have come from Indonesia.

All scorpions look just the same. I have bad apparatus (SONY DSC-P41 ), has problems with balance of whiteness. Maybe I have better apparatus tomorrow. ( I assign money on new apparatus on expedition for iran. )

It looks like you have a rather thin layer of substrate...

this one i am SURE, its definately H.cyaneus!
-------------------------------------------------
the other one, is a different species, because in H.cyaneus the males and females are the same (no sexual dismorphism)

in indonesia you get: H.cyaneus, H.longimanus or H.liophysa

so the other specimen is either H.longimanus female, or H.liophysa female
i think.. as males have LONGER claws, but seeing as we have no comparaison.i cant be sure

EDIT2: expect babies from the H.cyaneus

I has not noticed it. :wall:

Terrarium:
http://www.swietochlowice.org/~mysza/pic/h6.jpg

Unidentified skorp:
http://www.swietochlowice.org/~mysza/pic/h7.jpg
http://www.swietochlowice.org/~mysza/pic/h8.jpg
http://www.swietochlowice.org/~mysza/pic/h9.jpg

I have two fertilized females H. cyaneus.

Hi
it looks like H.cyaneus again... but Kovarik, they guy who just updated heterometrus says that the male and female are the same...


have they mated?