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Okay, I admit this topic is partly to crow to someone about the S. mesaensis I got at the BTS show. American scorps seem to be as rare as hen's teeth in the trade, this side of the Atlantic; and the only other time I've seen mesaensis available in the UK, they were going for £50 (about $100) each.
I hope it's the beginning of a lucky streak.
Anyhow, I already had an inkling of how to keep it, and a search of the forum confirms it - warm, dry, somewhere to burrow. What I'd like to know are opinions and experiences of S. mesaensis in captivity. Hardy or delicate? Particularly scorplings, and their humidity requirements.
I hope it's the beginning of a lucky streak.
Anyhow, I already had an inkling of how to keep it, and a search of the forum confirms it - warm, dry, somewhere to burrow. What I'd like to know are opinions and experiences of S. mesaensis in captivity. Hardy or delicate? Particularly scorplings, and their humidity requirements.