I did. No results found according to their site. Other sites say differently. I'm hoping to hear from someone who has encountered these particular scorpions themselves in NC.
It ranges from Alabama, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee. Two striped species are found in other southeastern states - Centruroides hentzi and introduced populations of Centruroides vittatus (striped scorpions). The southeastern states doesn't have the scorpion diversity that the southwestern states west of Louisiana do.
haha i am! i own like 8 of them. i collect them where i live a lot.
I noticed it looks to be in nearly every county surrounding my county, but not in my county. lol
Lucky lol. If they would happen to be found in my area where would be good places to look?
elevated forests. look for forests that are at higher elevations, once you’ve found a good forest you then need to look for rock slates. go at night time, bring a black light, and look under rock slates. you’ll find them. they can be tricky to find sometimes. they dont like super dry places but they don’t like moist places either. you’ll find them in slightly damp areas.
Lucky. I keep seeing they are supposed to be native to my area of NC, but have yet to find one. Congrats on your find.
I've had them about 7 months and one gave birth last night
Awe...Congratulations. If I wasn't on a tight budget at the moment, I would try to convince you to sell and ship me one lol. It's good to see that someone actually has that species.
and tonight the second one gave birth!
probably all I’d find is roaches haha . And don’t want those .. those species can climb anything.