Redknee ( Mark)

hello everyone, even thought i do not live in Az i hope i am still welcome here cuzi love Az inverts alot one of my fav species are region there. I hope i can learn more about what comes out if Az, that is the main reason for being here.

thanks
Mark

Its good to see you here Mark. Hopefully we will have tons of information on our locals here shortly.

welcome aboard Mark

thanks Dustin and John

Dustin, i am sure this will chance soon simply cuz this forum is just getting off the ground

nope, sorry mark, you are not welcome here hehehe, just kiddin man. so where are you from?? im sure you will learn so much about AZ inverts it makes you sick. and we would love to know about your local species as well. good to have you here!

-josh

I know of at least one local he has there

Mark's the HENTZI king.....
Hopefully my package comes in today

josh_r wrote:nope, sorry mark, you are not welcome here hehehe, just kiddin man. so where are you from?? im sure you will learn so much about AZ inverts it makes you sick. and we would love to know about your local species as well. good to have you here!

-josh

Thanks for the welcome josh and Warren

Josh, the only native scorpion i have in my souther region of Ga is the Centruroides hentzi, these awesome communal scorpion is the most i know of scorpions, i know some of other spiecies of scorpions, but the hentzi is what i know best.
There is another native scorpion here, but they are in the northern region of Ga, which 3 or 4 hours north of me. Since i am about 20 to 30 minutes to the florida line.

Warren is right, i am the Hentzi King

I thought I gave you that tittle...

yeah you have on ya forum

no matter where i am, I'm the king of hentzi lol

vaejovis carolinensis right??? in the northern region?? hentzi is very cool. wouldnt mind getting some one of these days. how far are you from C. gracilis range??? or phrynus marginemaculata?? or cyclocosmia torreya?? lol... i could go on forever

-josh

yes the V. carolinianus would be the ones in the northen region

I am about 5 hours north of the C. gracilis region, which bites for me, since i am itching to get these gracilis again.

Now with the phrynus marginemaculata and cyclocosmia torreya
i am not even sure what they are, don't recognize that latin name

heh heh ...you are about 2 hours from the cyclocosmia that I know of.
Gracilis I have found above the lake okeechobee and you will find vinigaroons along the coast just past the florida line.
sphodros is all over the pine woods and some of the live oak stands and plenty where you are

never cam across them while i was in the pines collecting the hentzi

i found plenty of false scorpions, not sure what the latin name is

phrynus marginemaculata are the tailless whip scorpions