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 Cambodian Forest Scorpion (Heterometrus petersii) 4" - 5", Adults, $39 each These beautiful shiney black forest scorpions are impressive! Large menacing pedipalps on these belonging to the genus Heterometrus, the largest of the worlds scorpions. Black to reddish brown over all in coloration. They like to dig, so deep moist substrate is recommended. These are aggressive, and communal tanks are not recommended. Reaching 5" - 6" as adults!! |
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Cambodian Forest Scorpion (Heterometrus petersii) CB Babies!! 1"+, $20 each These beautiful shiney black forest scorpions are impressive! Large menacing pedipalps on these belonging to the genus Heterometrus, the largest of the worlds scorpions. Black to reddish brown over all in coloration. They like to dig, so deep moist substrate is recommended. These are aggressive, and communal tanks are not recommended. Reaching 5" - 6" as adults!! |
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Dune Scorpion (Smeringus mesaensis) WC 3", $20 each Nice looking U.S. desert species, that makes a great dispay! Bright yellow overall, with a menacing look. Stings are painful, but this species is not dangerously venomous. Keep these on dry sand, and house separately. Neat Scorp! |
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Arizona Desert Hairy Scorpion (Hadrurus arizonensis) WC 2" - 3", $25 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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Desert Stripedtail Scorpion (Vaejovis spinigerus) WC adults 1" - 2", $15 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! |
