I took these photos last year, and still haven't got an ID for the scorpion in them. It was fairly large, as you can see by the boot prints that it's sat in. It was found on the Ugab River, in the general region of Khorixas / Uis, Namibia, Southern Africa (I can't remember exactly which location we found it at...)

Any help with an ID would be much appreciated...





Cheers,

Andy

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its S. maurus. easy

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Only have
0.1.0 chili rose
0.0.1 Gaint Viet. centipede S. Subspinipes

coming soon....

DWA
Hotnetotta not sure which Sp yet
A. Australis

Sold
Mack Blazzing Blizzard Leo, Bell Albino Leo,Normal Leo,Urban High yellow with Carrot Tail leo.
Red Claw Scorpion ,Egyptian Gold scorpion
Atacama Red Scorpion, Talca Scorpion's

RIP
Carpet Chameleon, talca scorpion

Yep agreed, Check the link out Invert Care - Scorpio maurus

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Cheers for that - only thing I wouldn't agree with is the humidity in the caresheet... It was nowhere near 65%, and I doubt you'd get it anywhere near that high even under the scrub bushes etc... It definitely looks like a match though.

Are they readily available in the UK?

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Not common but not hard to get hold of either i belive.

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