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Gataloco1

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I am looking for species of scorpion you can keep in a colony. I know that there are a few species but not 100% for sure.

Thanks, Fred
 

H. cyaneus

Arachnobaron
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A lot of species are communal. Would be easier to ask if it would be safe to keep this scorpion species together or not. I'm way too lazy to type all the communal scorpions.

Mike
 

Metallicaman999

Arachnosquire
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well there are obviously the p. imp and the h. spin and maybe the desert hairys and maybe lots and lots more but thats for you to research:)
 

SalS

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Most of the Centruoides can be kept together. I've kept C. gracilis, C. vittatus, C. hentzi, C. margaritatus together with no problem. I've also heard that most of the Vaejovis can be kept together, but I've only kept V. carolinianus together. Most of these will breed together too and the babies will be eaten if not separated after the first instar.
 

EAD063

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Most of the Centruoides can be kept together. I've kept C. gracilis, C. vittatus, C. hentzi, C. margaritatus together with no problem. I've also heard that most of the Vaejovis can be kept together, but I've only kept V. carolinianus together. Most of these will breed together too and the babies will be eaten if not separated after the first instar.
You forget to add that this is only as adults. All of those species will munch on eachother as juvies and sub-adults faster than you can say Centruroides.
 

Drachenjager

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You forget to add that this is only as adults. All of those species will munch on eachother as juvies and sub-adults faster than you can say Centruroides.
right now i have 9 in the same container for a few months , and they range from adult to juvies and no cannibalism at all . of course they are well fed too. they are C. vittatus
 

P.jasonius

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C. vittatus seem to like each others company. I've seen them piled on top of each other even with plenty of room to spread out.
 
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