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 Brazilian Striped Back Scorpion (Tityus stigmurus) CB babies, 1/2" $20 each Very interesting species from Brazil, T. stigmurus is a smaller species that is an overall golden- yellowish with darker greyish smudges around eyes, telson, tips of pedipalps, and a faint stripe down the back. This species is also parthenogenec, and produce offspring without needing to breed. These need to be provided with a vertical peice of bark or dried leaf for proper molting. Keep semi-moist, and keep in mind, the venom with this species should be considered dangerous although few deaths have actually occured. BE VERY CAUTIOUS!! |
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Mordant Scorpion (Uroctonus mordax) WC adults, 1.5" $20 each This small northwestern U.S. species is from the forests of California, Oregon, and Washington state. Dark brown overall coloration with lighter yellowish legs. Found often under logs and leaf litter, and because of their range, these should be kept cooler than many other scorpions in the hobby. These can play dead also when disturbed. Very interesting species, these resemble minature "Flatrock" scorpions!! |
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Florida Bark Scorpion (Centruroides gracilis) C.B. Babies, 1/2" $15 each Also known as the Slenderbrown Scorpion, C. gracilis is large compared to other U.S. buthids. Brown to maroon in color with light colored legs, which as babies, the legs are bright orange! Slender pedipalps with a menacing look, this species can pack a punch, and although stings are not life threatening, be cautious!! Very cool species!! |
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Desert Stripedtail Scorpion (Vaejovis spinigerus) CB Babies, 1/4" $8 each Nice little desert species that is widespread throughout the southwestern U.S. Telson is striped, giving it a look of their own. Venomous, but not dangerous. Great little Scorp! |
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African Red Claw Scorpion (Pandinus cavimanus) WC 4", $25 each Large African species that has some similarities as P. imperator, yet is not as dark in overall color and more of a reddish browm, especially on their huge pedipalps! More aggressive than P. impertor also. Venom hurts a bit, but they are not a dangerously venomous species. Keep them moist, they are fantastic! |
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Olive-Keeled Flat Rock Scorpion (Haglodenes paucidens) WC 4", $25 each These large scorpions are one of the longest on record overall. Very mild venom, but boy can they pinch! Makes a wonderful desert dispay animal. Dark brown with olive-green edges on dorsal plates, these are usually quite "testy". Very cool scorpion! |
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Asian Forest Scorpion (Heterometrus longimanus) CB Babies, 3/4", $10 each These beautiful shiney black Asians, resemble Emperor scorpions, and belongs to the genus Heterometrus, the largest of the worlds scorpions. Streamline built and their "claws" (pedipalps) aren't as bumpy looking as Emperors. These are aggressive, and communal tanks aren't recommended. Reaching 5" - 6" as adults!! |
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Arizona Desert Hairy Scorpion (Hadrurus arizonensis) WC 4" Adults, $20 each Great scorpion all around! Large, and menacing looking, but actually a very mild sting, although it does hurt a little. Very hardy and easy to keep. Among one of the best "pet" species in the hobby, although a little attitude. Good looker! |
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Asian Forest Scorpion (Heterometrus longimanus) WC 4", $25 each These beautiful shiney black Asians, resemble Emperor scorpions, and belongs to the genus Heterometrus, the largest of the worlds scorpions. Streamline built and their "claws" (pedipalps) aren't as bumpy looking as Emperors. These are aggressive, and communal tanks aren't recommended. Reaching 5" - 6" as adults!! |
