Androctonus bicolors

Sep 27, 2005

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The female is on the "meatloaf" plan...lol

 

Sep 27, 2005

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they are sweet love bicolors

 

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:8o This picture remember me the mine. Repose in peace. But next weekend, a new king will get into my house ( of course with a lot of friends more...)

 

Sep 27, 2005

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Hello Brian-

Very nice bicolors. How large are they?

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Sep 27, 2005

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Barkscorpions said:

Hello Brian-

Very nice bicolors. How large are they?

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They are about 3 or 4 inches I would guess. Very fast and very tempermental lol.

 

Sep 28, 2005

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Brian-

Personally, I think bicolor and amoreuxi are the most interesting species in the genus. I just starting introducing males of both species to my females about 4 days ago. Hopefully, I'll have a few gravid fems soon

 

Sep 28, 2005

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Sounds cool. I have 3 amoreuxi juveniles myself that hopefull will be breeders after they mature. Androctonus is about my favorite genus. They arent all that uncommon but they are just an awesome looking animal.

 

Sep 28, 2005

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What About Meatloaf?!?!?!?

 

Sep 28, 2005

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Brian! You Bicolor freak!

But nice pics! :clap:

 

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Brian-

Regarding "hots" - the members of Androctonus and Parabuthus are definitely my favorite genera, with A. bicolor and P. transvaalicus at the top of the list.

Luc

 

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parabuthus said:

What About Meatloaf?!?!?!?

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lol Actually the "real" Meatloaf is a female P transvaalicus of mine. Before she molted she was shaped just like.....well meatloaf...hahahaha. Now that my studly male has bred her, I'm expecting her to blimp out again.

 

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MattM said:

Brian! You Bicolor freak!

But nice pics! :clap:

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hehehhe well actually I am a freak for ALL Androctonus spp. If I could only get a few A hoggarensis now I would have a grin from ear to ear

 

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Barkscorpions said:

Brian-

Regarding "hots" - the members of Androctonus and Parabuthus are definitely my favorite genera, with A. bicolor and P. transvaalicus at the top of the list.

Luc

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Those are among my favorites as well. There are several Parabuthus spp out there that never seem to be available I would like to have. Of course I also want A crassicuada as well.

 

Sep 28, 2005

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Brian S said:

lol Actually the "real" Meatloaf is a female P transvaalicus of mine. Before she molted she was shaped just like.....well meatloaf...hahahaha. Now that my studly male has bred her, I'm expecting her to blimp out again.

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Oh I know about the real "meatloaf", I was on your messageboard having a look.

 

Sep 30, 2005

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What about A. mauritanicus? nice A. bicolor in any case. Mine definitely has a bit of catching up to get to this stage.

 

Sep 30, 2005

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brigebane said:

What about A. mauritanicus? nice A. bicolor in any case. Mine definitely has a bit of catching up to get to this stage.

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Oh I have some of those as well. I actually like them a little better than the bicolors. My avatar is A mauritanicus.