Paraphrynus carolyne - Arizona Whip Scorpion

[Reptilians2020]

I’m looking at getting the Paraphrynus carolyne but I can’t seem to find much about their care.
I’ve got an arboreal set up ready with plenty of leaning cork bark for hiding places, small amount of damp substrate, humidity about 75% and temps at 26.
Could anyone give me some more advice on their care/husbandry, breeding, etc?
Thanks

 

[Dr SkyTower]

I don't know very much about tailless whip scorpions so I had a look on here to see what I could find.
This thread may be of help to you. The care for yours should be the same as this one:

Florida Tailless Whip Scorpion Care?

im considering purchasing a Florida talked whip scorpion (Phrynus marginemaculatus). I like this species more than others because I’m limited on space and I know it’s a smaller species. Before I decide on whether I’m buying it or not, I have some questions first. 1.) How big do they get? 2.)...

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[BobBarley]

I’m looking at getting the Paraphrynus carolyne but I can’t seem to find much about their care.
I’ve got an arboreal set up ready with plenty of leaning cork bark for hiding places, small amount of damp substrate, humidity about 75% and temps at 26.
Could anyone give me some more advice on their care/husbandry, breeding, etc?
Thanks

I would keep P. carolynae a little bit on the drier side and make sure it has adequate ventilation. These guys generally come from fairly arid environments. If anything, keep it slightly more moist when it is about to molt.