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B.jacksoni is awesome as well,they are interesting as well...they are hard to come by as well...they are in demand as well...they sell quickly when they are available as well...

I hope to get this species very established in the hobby B.gigas..

I keep my B.gigas around 82 degrees,keep a little bit more moister than B.jacksoni... Give them vertical pieces of wood this ensure they can have good shedding it is important...feed them very well if keeping them together.. They are more aboreal species give them good hiding spots as well...

I sure will up date,and I will have pictures,hope for them to mate in the next 2-3 months

I'm so sorry to hear that...Yes I know what you mean,it is a hobby that is fulfilling.. I find pleasure in scorpions and reptiles...but I will also lift you up in prayer...

Let me know if you would ever like to sell any B.javksoni

My goal is to first establish Babycurus gigas in my collection working on breeding the pair,and holding back the first brood for myself... Then would like to get Isometrus maculatus and get them established...

Thank you...I know big apple herpetology just had them and sold out of them,just can't find out much about there venom,or captive care

Does anybody have any information on where I can get any marbled scorpions... Any information on venom,are they life-threatning,any information on captive care...

I have no bred my B.gigas yet,but I will be separating my female into a smaller cage by herself,and will be keeping her fed very very well...that is how I have done in the past with Gravid females to ensure the best survival of the young...

I have Babycurus gigas...I've been keeping mine like Babycurus Jacksoni just a little bit more moister..