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A couple questions do you know the instar of the scorp? What is the temp/humitidy? And lastly have you tryed any other food for it like crickets or roaches and sometimes scorps like there food dead aswell eating habbits can change just like with us but if you answer the above info I will try to...

that's a sweet scorp I got one identical but idk what it is lol

Oh alright thanks her body is like the size of a tootsie roll lol

My communal c vittatus has a gravid female this is my first gravid of these guys my question is should I put her in a seperate encloser to keep from stress?

isometrus maculatus Centroide vittatus Hottentotta hottentotta

One of them is hottentotta hottentotta is that the one your speaking of?

It was probally a death stalker they are discussed commonly on discovery and nat geo

I agree with john and if you think about it they need to use as much venom as possible at young instars to put down there pray plus there already a smaller sp

i would fill once a month because there food contains moister and as for the misting as long as your water is safe for you its safe for them ive never had an issue doing it this way

well i feel the above are good choices but i guess you would liie a variety of less hot aswell just because being from the area our reptile show is going to be all new keepers except a small handfull

Well there active more at night and tend to hide during the day from my exsperiance but what substrate do you use because they will burrow with the right substrate

Hope it's gravid because I have three just that look just like that size wise I'm newer to the centroides wish I could help but if she is were both gunna be dads lol

Also Could you explain the conditions of the tank like heat and that kind of thing?

Sorry about your loss my girlfriends cats killed my emp's it was a crappy day

How many scorps have you kept and what species?

It's normally 68 to 70 degrees in my house

Thanks again for the help and snapple I live in a crappy cold state called Michigan lol if I didn't heat it they would be popcicles lol

So a red bulb with no uv would work for day? And thanks for help

Would a red heat lamp work

I have normally used a heat pad in the past but just wanted to know what kind of bulb I should get and should it be right on the tank or hanging above it. I know you can't use uv but what do you recommend