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Scorpions


Giant Malaysian Forest Scorpion (Heterometrus sp.)
WC 4"-5", $30 each
These huge Malaysians, 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" or larger as adults!!

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Arizona Bark Scorpion (Centruroides excilicauda)
CB Babies 1/2", $6 each
These beautiful Southwestern scorpions are orange and sleek! They are communal, and thrive in captivity. Watch the venom though, they are the only U.S. scorpion to be contributed to human fatalities from envenomation, so take extreame precautions!!

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Israeli Deathstalker (Leurius quinquestriatus)
CB Babies!! 1/2", $20 each
Found in Africa, and the Middle East, this fantastic scorpion has been known to posses the most powerful venom of any scorpion, although deaths are rare. Nice looking with a distinctive black section on the telson! VERY DANGEROUSLY VENOMOUS, take EXTREAME CAUTION with this species! ABSOLUTELY NO MINORS, WILL BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT!!

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Tucson Gold Scorpion (Vaejovis confusus)
WC adults 1" , $10 each
Nice little desert species that is widespread throughout the southwestern U.S. Similar in struture to V. spinigerus, but lacks telson stripeing. Venomous, but not dangerous. Great little Scorp!

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Striped Bark Scorpion (Centruroides vittatus)
1" - 2" W.C. $10 each
Great southwestern species, that is communal. Nice orangeish stripeing, and can be aggressive. Although not deadly, caution should be taken.

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Olive-Keeled Flat Rock Scorpion (Haglodenes paucidens)
WC 2"- 5", $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! Check out this article on "Flat Rocks"...caresheet


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