Brian Sherrill

Hello! Your English looks very good to me! Thanks for the compliment

Thanks I'm glad you like them

Are these stunning scorps or what?? Tityus asthenes ​ ​​ ​

Nice to meet you Matteo!! Hi, As you probably already know, Pamphobeteus is a very problematic genus that is probably in need of revision. I have often wondered if the "Ecuador" sp is actually a P nigricolor but since I am not a taxonomist I cant say that with much certainty. Thank you and thank you to everyone else. It is nice to meet you all

Hi Ste, I also prefer Xenesthis, Megaphobema, and Pamphobeteus. I also keep X intermedia which is a lovely species as well. I prefer the big "itchy" spiders from I only know him online. I have never bought from him though. I have been to Peru 8 times so far and have made a few trips in the field. Here are some photos I took last year while I was there. http://venomlist.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=13430

Psalmopoeus pulcher Poecilotheria striata Tap gigas Brachypelma emilia Pamphobeteus sp "Platyomma" Pamphobeteus sp 2 (Ecuador)

Hi, My Italian speaking ability does not exist My wife is from Peru so I am learning to speak some in Espanol. I keep scorpions, tarantulas and vinegaroons but scorpions are my real passion. I currently keep over 300 scorpions of about 25-30 species. You all probably prefer tarantulas so here are a few of the Ts that I keep Pamphobeteus nigricolor (mating pair) Megaphobema mesomelas Xenesthis immanis

Hi Ste, I have bred this species 4 times so far. It is an easy species to breed in my experience. Thanks for the welcome. Happy some of you know English Cheers, B

While I am writing this I am observing a new female Parabuthus transvaalicus getting bred. The female was produced by Giorgio about 2 1/2 years ago. Anyone ever hear of Giorgio ? Anyway I have raised her from 2nd instar and she matured recently. The male is my old stud that gets all the girls for now LOL. I am hoping to add a new gene to my pool of these great scorpions. These are truly great scorpions to work with. They seem to be about the easiest of the desert species to breed or at least in my experience they are. Spermataphore has been dropped!