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Just don't try to touch it or hold it and you are fine. Make sure it can't get out and put it on a high shelf. Just get one if you want. First time I saw a deathstalker I bought it. I went from a emp to a flat rock to deathstalker to the andros. They are fast though. Be careful.

Why not just put a big rock to make the sides go down. There was no tighter fitting tops you could buy?

I have them in thier own rubbermaid takealongs container so them finding the crickets is not a problem. The other day I fed them and one kinda rolled around trying to sting it.

If they still can they kill cats?

Thanks for the fast reply. I just got two A. bicolor a week ago tomorrow. They are 3I pretty much the size of a penny. I fed them a very small cricket and maybe about 30 seconds of it being in the scorps got it, stung it, and started running around with it. They are mean little buggers. But I...

I'm just wondering everyone's feeding schedule. I have some really small babies and I'm not trying to starve them or at the same time over feed them. Do you do small crickets more often or large maybe once a week?

I would keep a lot of single set-ups. Just so you know that each one is eating and more missing out on food get getting messed with by others. It's also always possible to introduce them to each other in hopes of trying to breed them.

Oh my fault I did'nt see the bought me it but still have of a 135 is still huge my friend!

Your frind has a little scorpion in a 135 gallon tank? Are you serious?

Do you have to pick them up to see? I'll be keeping them in their own critter keeper or shoe box by the way.

I should be getting these nice little devils next wednesday from thiscodia! Seeing how small and young how long should I expect to wait til I'm able to see if I can get a breeding pair?

Yeah that's pretty garbage to me. They just come in and take what they want? Sucks because I'm not too far from you in Wisconsin. Watch I bet they have people that monitor forums like this and find who has what and then decide who they are gonna it. We are all being watched.

Thanks for the info. Is there any way by telling by looking at them on what instar they might be?

Good. I'm new with that. What does it mean and how can you tell?

Are they still young at this size/age or adults?

Do you have pics of the black fat tail? If you are too worried and it is bicolor or mauritanicus I'll take it off your hands.

The local shop has a A. australis that is really tiny. Maybe a little over an inch. I'm pretty sure it is A. australis from how dark the stinger is. Only thing is that it's tail is not fat yet. I know it's still a young one but how long does it usually take for them to fatten up?

Why not just use it to see them every now and then and after just turn it off?

Good to know. What about when they are older? Do you just put them together and watch them to see if they mate then take them away from each other again?

I'd like to get them young as possible but also know what sex they are. If they are kept together will it be a problem or should I keep them in seperate cages?