I got this scorpion as a small baby and I'm blown away with each molt. I believe this is 4i now after this last molt. Although Hottentotta Franzwerneri are my top favorite species, Hottentotta Salei is now in the top along with Parabuthus Radus Bi-Color and Parabuthus Schlechteri.
Hottentotta Salei didn't disappoint
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Yeah, she's a gem...very nice, friend.
Thank you friend
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I agree, Hottentotta-franzwerneri are total gems, as are H. tamales. Really pretty scorpions
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Nice I’ve never raised a scorpion
!! Congrats on your success. I wish I knew more about keeping them , but they probably require more heat than tarantulas? . Keep on updating us !depends on the species, some love the dry heat some you can get away with cooler. They shouldn't be any more difficult than Ts, just different.Nice I’ve never raised a scorpion
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Which ones like room temperature 70-77? Not that I’ll be able to get any unless it’s from pet shop , when I get the money I haven’t been aloud to order online. I need to argue to change that.
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Desert Hairy and Dune Scorpions are probably the easiest to care for, temp and humidity wise. Also cheap