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I use kritter keepers and deli containers

Yeah i'd lower the substrate so she can't climb on the top of the enclosure lol

it looks like a male to me.

Almost looks like a leiurus sp. to me. Where'd u get it?

Sounds good. Should post pics of the setup when you get it and the scorps and such.

I also would like to see pics of the sidewinders.

I'd say a 10 or 15 gallon for 6 should be fine as long as there's enough hides and things for the scorpions to climb on. As long as they're adult specimens and they're fed well it should be good.

New enclosure looks great

I'd use like an infrared light so it's easier on the scorp. That's what i use anyway.

Perhaps you could use a soft paintbrush and gently brush it on the metasome to see if it reacts with it's stinger

I have a 10 gallon and a 5 gallon each with 5 c. Sculpts in them. Would be cool for you to start a communual setup as stated earlier 10 gallon is huge for c. Sculpt. Idk where you read they need one but that's more like the giant desert hairy scorpion size (Hadrurus Arizonensis) either way good...

Awesome finds!

Yeah i wouldn't say it's a new trend either. Idk how long it's been happening but i think it's just now being talked about. Either way i read that you'll be in pain for like 3 hours until your body "adjusts" to the high then you're messed up until it wears off. I wouldn't try it lol

sweet looking scorps. Also those guitars

It's usually pretty normal for them to explore and try to climb enclosure glass. Just make sure they have a hide and water and they should feel comfortable

Hey i don't mean to barge in, but i don't believe that rule applies to scorpions. But yes H. Arizonensis are great scorpion pets. I used to have one and it was pretty cool to observe

One i have now has grown to 5i and is in defense posture every time i walk by it lol. doesn't even use its hide.

P. Villosus gets pretty big too.

I have 2 colonies of c sculpts so i could take about 20 more np if you get them all ;)

Glad this scorp is excreting waste properly. That is an interesting mutation but that's a one of a kind scorp.