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Well I managed to catch a scorpling of what I presume is Paravaejovis spinigerus. At least by judging by the striping on its tail. And luckily is already independent of its mother. The catch is it is not much larger than a two week old cricket so feeding will be a challenge. As for molting I have not heard anything about problems with this species and it's substrate is several inches deep to allow burrows if it wants too. My main question is are they smart enough to manage to eat out of a food dish? Providing it with small Phoenix Worms is no issue but since they burrow they must be placed in a dish. There are also many small crickets I can catch and since our property is pesticide free seem like the best bet.
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