Scorpions for Sale

		Cape Verde Ground Scorpion (Hottentotta caboverdensis) 1/2" $25 each, C.B. Babies!! This awesome species off the west coast of Africa in the Cape Verde Islands, was recently discribed in 2006. Very similar to H. hottentotta, yet slightly smaller. Some still consider them the same species. Dark coloration with slight dark orange highlights. One fascinating aspect of this scorpion, is that it is among the few other species that are parthenogenetic!! Be cautious of the venom of H. caboverdensis, it is considered to be VERY POTENT!! Reaching 3" as adults, limited supply, so don't snooze on these!!
		Cuban Orange Scorpion (Rhopalurus junceus) 1/2" $30 each, C.B. Babies!! From Cuba, Haiti, and Venezuela, this beautiful scorpion can be found under fallen tree trunks and stones, in dry to montane forests, and is Cuba's most common species. Light orange as adults, these are almost reddish-orange as babies! As adults these are one of the few scorpions that can actually "hiss" (stridulate)!! The venom of Rhopalurus junceus has not been reported as life threatening, but stings are very painfull, so use EXTREAME CAUTION!! 3"+ as adults, get them while their hot!!
		Black Tipped Thick-Tailed Scorpion (Parabuthus liosoma) 1/2" $25 each, C.B. Babies!! Found in Africa, and the Middle East, this fantastic scorpion has been known to posses quite powerful venom, although deaths are rare. Nice looking with a distinctive black telson, and following two segments, giving this beautiful scorpion a look of its own. Other species in this genus have the ability to spray venom at their foes, so it may be possable with this species also, so beware. VERY DANGEROUSLY VENOMOUS, take EXTREAME CAUTION with this species!
		African Emperor Scorpion (Pandinus imperator) Adults!! 5", $20 each Gentle giants, these beautiful jet black scorpions are also, "pound for pound" one of the largest. Gentile in nature for the most part making them ideal "pet" specimans that rarely sting, and posseses mild venom. These have been a staple scorpion hobby species for many years, and a must for beginners looking for a great start in keeping scorpions. Very cool scorpion!
		African Fattailed Scorpion (Androctonus australis) 1/2", $20 each, C.B. Babies!! This awesome African scorpion has a fantastic look with a powerfully thick metasoma and a distinctive black section on the telson. Attributed to causing the most deaths, of any scorpion!! VERY DANGEROUSLY VENOMOUS, take EXTREAME CAUTION with this species! ABSOLUTELY NO MINORS, WILL BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT!!
		Israeli Deathstalker (Leurius quinquestriatus) 1/2", $20 each, C.B. Babies!! 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!!
		Asian Speckled Bark Scorpion (Isometrus maculatus) 1/4" $30 each, C.B. Babies!! This beautiful but small communal species native to southeast Asia, yet is pantropical, and populations have been found in California, Texas, Florida, & Hawaii. Golden background coloration with dark brown speckles. Rare in most collections, reaching 2.5" as adults, don't let these crawl away!!
		Brazilian Striped Back Scorpion (Tityus stigmurus) 1/2" $32 each, C.B. Babies!! 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!!
		Black Spitting Thicktail Scorpion (Parabuthus transvaalicus) CB Babies!!, 1/2", $25 each These beautiful yet dangerous scorpions from South Africa are a rare find and not often available. Huge thickened telson that can squirt venom, so watch your eyes. This species is a desert/scrubland scorpion and is found in Botswana, South Africa, Zimbabwe and Mozambique under logs and stones. Limited supply, so don't snooze on these!! VERY DANGEROUSLY VENOMOUS, take EXTREAME CAUTION with this species! ABSOLUTELY NO MINORS, WILL BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT!!
		African Black Fattailed Scorpion (Androctonus bicolor) WC 1" - 2'", $45 each Very impressive scorpion! A. bicolor is overall black to dark brown with light colored tips on the pedipalps. Very thick metasoma and telson, these reside in Egypt, Algeria, and other northen African countries. VERY DANGEROUSLY VENOMOUS, take EXTREAME CAUTION with this species! ABSOLUTELY NO MINORS, WILL BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT!!
		Arizona Bark Scorpion (Centruroides sculpturatus) CB Babies!, 1/2"- 3/4", $15 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!!
		Sand Swimming Scorpion (Paruroctonus xanthus) WC 2", $35 each, RARE! This rare southwestern species looks similar to Smeringurus mesaensis, but has some anatomical differences with telson and claw shape, plus the overall size of P. xanthus gets quite a bit larger. Rare in collections, don't let them scurry away!!
		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!
		Dune Scorpion (Smeringus mesaensis) WC adults 1" - 2", $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!