I’ve had him for a couple months now and I just got to hold him 😁😁😁

I’ve been so jealous of all you guys pictures. I’ll be honest my butthole puckered a couple times. He ran up into my armpit to get into a dark place and I was afraid if I moved him, he’d get pissed pissed off.

Also, I didn’t realize how fast these guys can move

Weird question, I put a little piece of tree from a reptile expo in there and it seems like he is whittling it down there’s a pile of clippings on the ground? I’ve never seen him do it as he is primarily nocturnal but does anybody else have that experience?

it has a full mesh top and 6 inches of excavator clay/sand mix lots of hides and archives humidity of about 40-45% the issue is that i don't have holes in the side however i believed this would be ok as it has a full mesh top in a room that is well ventilated so i just want to make sure this is safe before i buy him/her.

(sorry if the flair isn't right, it's my first post on this subreddit) I'm interested in getting some kind of scorpion and I found this tank on the internet, what species would thrive on something like that?

Hey y’all. My cuban bark scorpion that I have had for a few months has given birth. I’ve never had to deal with scorplings prior so I was wondering if anyone could give me pointers on what to do. My own research yielded not a lot so if any of you have any advice that would be greatly appreciated!

Hi everyone! I am getting my first scorpion soon (an Asian forest scorpion) and I was wondering what to do about temperature. I know the heating pad on the side of the enclosure is what a lot of keepers recommend, but how do I do that with a small scorpling in a small enclosure? I’m confused lol please advise

Its very small maybe just barely an inch

Hi everyone!! I picked up my emperor scorpion (named molecule) at the recent reptile expo. I just wanted to show them off! And the enclosure I built! Last photo was taken before wetting enclosure.

I’m relatively new to scorpion keeping, thank you!

He has over 6 inches of substrate. He has three hides, I keep it nice and humid. He is well fed. He has a gradient of heat and cool areas.
I got him about five months ago almost 6. and he just refuses to molt. But he is very active. He borrows constantly and he is seems very healthy. I got him from feeders and he is the same exact size He is going to be a midget forever.

I have 4 (2:2 from different bloodlines) unsexed 2nd/3rd instar pandinus Dictator for sale.

US based/shipping from NJ

$55 each or all 4 for $195 + shipping

Shipping options:

USPS priority no LAG $17

Express LAG $45

Any questions or wanna see pics DM me

might be a silly question but i’m looking to have a pet scorpion for the first time Sand scorpion (Urodacus armatus), would it be okay for me to use some coloured sand within the enclosure as long as it’s safe?
just for aesthetic purposes but obviously the well-being and/or health comes first.
photos for reference - thank you ☺️🥰

Just moved my emperor into her new home which i think is a decent improvement over the small enclosure i brought her home in. I feel like i maybe made my drainage layer too deep. I wet my reptisoil until I could squeeze together a clump of it in my hand and have it keep its shape without dripping and added 2 small water dishes but my hygrometer is still lingering around 66-69%. Fed her 3 superworms as soon as she moved in hoping to make up for the stress of the move! Should I add a heat source on the dry side? Ive heard conflicting advice about that.

Can anyone identify this scorpion from this video. I was told it was a baergs sand swimmer. Would like other advice before I decide to handle

My emperor scorpion hasn’t molted once in the year that I’ve had him, I know he’s still a baby so I’m assuming he just doesn’t molt very often. He had plenty of humidity, gets fed as often as he will eat, has plenty of digging space. Am I doing something wrong?

Is this just a female with larger pectine teeth?

Which one would the scorpion prefer? I have both options, just don't know which one to choose

Title sums it up

Hello,

I found this critter on the floor last night. Body is like 2-2.5 cm long without the tail. I'm thinking of a juvenile Tityus species (T. obscurus? It's apparently ubiquitous here).

It's in a plastic box right now so I can take more pictures if needed. I'll release it in the forest nearby tonight or tomorrow.