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Hi, Never been stung....and don't plan getting tagged by my C.exilicauda either :D

Cool.....Hopefully I'll be having a couple of broods soon.

Thanks for the info!! Do you know what's the average brood size? Yeah they seem to be pretty communal...always hanging out together.

Thanks for the tips....I've got the trio in a 29g, probably an overkill, but what the hey. The 2 females are probably gravid, how's is the whole canibalism thing with this species....as far as mother with young? I'm wandering if I should seperate both mothers when their ready?

As of this morning I am the new owner of some Centruroides exilicauda. I've got 1.2 It appears that the females are already gravid too. Man these guys are tiny!! I am new to this species and so far very cool. Any major concerns I need to know about them...would be greatly appreciated. Don't...

I have not had a chance to go out down here yet and see what I can find. I am however preparing for my new buddies - Centruroides exilicauda pair. Set to arive later this week. :) Very cool on your outing, not so cool on the dead scorp, but I guess that's nature for ya.

Do you have any pics....you can post?

What I read can be found here It does not say how recently, but if you've been collecting since 1987, I wouldn't really call that recently.

I guess I'll need to go out and see what I can find here in Yakima. :) From what I've read Uroctonus mordax has only recently been established here in Washington.

Cool Site! Hi All, My name is Don and I live in Yakima, WA. I came across this site while searching for various info on scorpions. I am starting to build my collection up again....had to get rid of my previous animals. :) Great resource!!!