H. Arizonensis

[The captain]

I have animals besides my tegu, but i dont contribute to tt's other forums. Here is a nice hairy desert scorpion i picked up at a show today. I have never kept a scorpion. But I figured might as well have one!

 

[Jer723]

those are so awesome! i know you just got one but are they hard to keep? i wish my mom would let me get one, lol

 

[Red Earth Exotics]

INVERTS ROCK! Great looking scorpion man! I'm sure you won't be dissapointed. They are AWESOME creatures!

 

[The captain]

Thanks!

She shanked a cricket real good today. it was sweet.

 

[LouDog760]

Great scorp. I had 5 H. arizonensis my self but I sold mine. But I plan to breed a cool looking morph of these Hadrurus arizonensis pallidus. I'll post a picture below. p.s Keep this species dry!

 

[Red Earth Exotics]

great looking H.arizonensis pallidus! needs to wipe his mouth though!

 

[cornking4]

I used to have a desert hairy. It's cool (and nerve-racking) to let them hang out on your shoulder. Haha my friends wouldn't go in my room anymore. They needed to grow a pair and hold him. lol.

 

[throneofjade]

Very nice!!

 

[Richard21]

Very cool, I think I wan't one. Lol.

 

[cornking4]

BTW if you get one of these, make sure it's captive bred and free from parasites and molds. I've lost so many wild caughts to mold.

 

[jarett_Harrison]

im actually trying to find a pair! Inverts are awesome. I have two black widows, 1 bark scorp., and rosy T.

 

[cornking4]

You ever held a desert hairy.

 

[MIKE-ZILLA]

I used to keep emporer and asian forest types. also had an unidentified type that may have been an african fat tailed scorpion.The Biggest problem Ive seen is people not providing a humid shelter for molting. seeing your pictures gets me fired up and now I want to get some more.