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ptyas for sure

don't think so

dirt + rocks, no extra heat or humidity needed. super easy

@Preach not chaerilus

Liocheles australasiae

I think Chaerilus sp. Chaerilus sp. Java is very similar. An easy way to test is see if they fluoresce under UV - Chaerilus aren't supposed to (though some captive scorpions labelled as Chaerilus sp. Java do fluoresce) Also probably matte black not mat black

Pretty sure they are

Smeringurus vachoni is always a good choice

Friend has not me

Hurts but not that bad

Everything xpt maybe P. confusus is premolt I think

Unfortunately it is dead. Often, young scorpions die unexpectedly.

Adults do better in captivity usually - babies often die unexpectedly

Hadogenes is certainly not from America (That is Hadrurus). They are available but a little expensive. H. swammerdami is not available in US. But they are not that impressive compared to other Heterometrus sp.

pectine counts work at any age

The unfortunate fact is that convincing people not to kill scorpions is borderline impossible (though I reccomend you try, and it will be awesome if you succeed) Anyway, pm me and I'll give you some tips on finding scorpions in AZ and which species to look out for (because they are...

Don't put a heat mat on the bottom. Your Scorpion will die

Some scorpions are slow. I mostly keep small vaejovids and they can take up to 24 hours to finish a large meal

Thinner than an equally sized BP. Make sure to keep the humidity high, they are very sensitive to drying out

Kovarika sp., Paruroctonus silvestrii. Both harmless. Please don't kill them, they are good to keep around (they eat cockroaches)