Yes you have something to worry about, while they may happily live together especially if you feed them well and give them lots of space, theres a good chance one will eat the other. This risk is increased if one is larger then the other (especially since the smaller one may moult at which stage it will be exceedingly vunerable) since cannablism is often dictated by a risk assement and the big one may well be willing to attack the smaller one for a good meal if its too small to defend itself. If they are a male/female pair then the chance of happy coexistence is increased (male/male pairs are in my opinion especially unsafe).prang11 said:
Its not all a sure thing, but you would cetainly be running a risk. The extent of that risk is tough to quantify, but by comparison with other scorpion species, this is not a sociable one. It's a personal decision you have to make as to whether to run the risk, waiting till they are both mature (if the small one is indeed sub-adult) would certainly improve the situation.prang11 said:
and where was this? Seems like most everything I've read about them has said the opposite lol...maybe you found some sites that I haven't seen.prang11 said: