newbies at "Greg & Renee's House O' Scorps"

[Just_Greg]

Nice! Where do you get your specimens from?

we actually get them from all over...we've gotten some from DD, but most have come from various LFS in LA and OC.  we did a "will call" at Blue Zoo for the new frondosa.

[Just_Greg]

the big brasiliensis was in a "pink mood" last PM:

[Bergy]

pink?  or losing color???

[Just_Greg]

nope..."pank"...it changes color regularly.  sometimes it's super red, sometimes orange, sometimes "pank"...

[Just_Greg]

speaking of "pank"...

Inimicus didactylus

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[Just_Greg]

a couple more, showing why one needs to be careful in choosing tankmates for scorps:

[naturalbornrokstar]

My Goodness what an interesting character!!!!

[Learner]

Loved the video Greg, they don't exactly turn on a sixpence do they!! So good to watch, do they ever swim up?

[Just_Greg]

Loved the video Greg, they don't exactly turn on a sixpence do they!! So good to watch, do they ever swim up?

these fish are pretty clumsy, for sure.  they typically only swim a short distance as a last resort in fleeing, but quickly settle back and make like a rock, or in the case of these specimens, like a pile of of orange/pink sponges.

these fish are in the same genus as this specimen:

[OCtrackiepacsg1]

Active buggers they are. I remember showing my cousin the frog fish and she said thats a weird looking thing and I said its on its evolutionary path or something, She said, Evolutionary path to a rock!

[Just_Greg]

these fish are actually about as sedentary as they come...all you normally see of them are their eyes sticking out of the substrate.

[Bergy]

you ever notice how some dogs look like thier owners???

[Just_Greg]

maybe there's a bit of family resemblance...

[Bergy]

im not sure if you are comnplimenting renee or insulting the fish?>??



(Im not worried cause she doesnt read these forums!!!!!   

[OCtrackiepacsg1]

im not sure if you are comnplimenting renee or insulting the fish?>??