H. Tamulus?

[Jocweatherford]

Yes I know they're super hot, and a desert scorp.... but I'd like some personal experience on their care and such

 

[Ferrachi]

Not sure if they are actually considered desert scorps when they live in a widespread of habitats.

They are pretty easy to care for... heat lamp, sand / small tiny rocks, a hide and a bit of water (in a bottle cap) once every 2 weeks. Feed them once a week and remove if they don't eat the feeder within 24 hours.

What scorpions do you have at the moment ?

 

[Jocweatherford]

I have Ts currently, what about size requirements what kind of cage size do they tend to like? Is it about double legspan like it is with ts?

 

[Ferrachi]

H Tamulus don't really grow too big so a 5 gallon enclosure should be ok

 

[GordoOldman]

Definitely not a desert scorpion, not that they (as was stated Ferrachi) don not occupy a wide variety of habitats...but most are in association with decent moisture.
To say they are super hot is an understatement.
Small, agile, and quick to stick.

 

[Ferrachi]

Definitely not a desert scorpion, not that they (as was stated Ferrachi) don not occupy a wide variety of habitats...but most are in association with decent moisture.
To say they are super hot is an understatement.
Small, agile, and quick to stick.

That's hilarious ! Never heard that before... "and quick to stick"

 

[Lubed Tweezer]

Might not be the hottest venom, but still is of 'medical significance' !
My H tamulus sure is among the more acrobatic scorpions, very agile indeed.