Baby Asian Forest Scorpion For Sale
Forest scorpions are a species of scorpion native to peaty areas in the tropical forests of Asia.
Photos taken June 2024
These amazing creatures can reach lengths of 12cm and live up to 8 years depending on husbandry. Currently this little critter is around 2cm!
This species of scorpion is cool as its body is biofluorescent, meaning that their exoskeleton absorbs ultraviolet light and reemits it, which gives their body a unique green glow!
For this species we recommend temperatures of around 24-29°C and a relative humidity of 60-80%.
While these animals can be delivered, we do highly recommend collection at either one of our stores due to the sensitivity of invertebrates.
Forest scorpions are a species of scorpion native to peaty areas in the tropical forests of Asia.
Photos taken June 2024
These amazing creatures can reach lengths of 12cm and live up to 8 years depending on husbandry. Currently this little critter is around 2cm!
This species of scorpion is cool as its body is biofluorescent, meaning that their exoskeleton absorbs ultraviolet light and reemits it, which gives their body a unique green glow!
For this species we recommend temperatures of around 24-29°C and a relative humidity of 60-80%.
While these animals can be delivered, we do highly recommend collection at either one of our stores due to the sensitivity of invertebrates.
Forest scorpions are a species of scorpion native to peaty areas in the tropical forests of Asia.
Photos taken June 2024
These amazing creatures can reach lengths of 12cm and live up to 8 years depending on husbandry. Currently this little critter is around 2cm!
This species of scorpion is cool as its body is biofluorescent, meaning that their exoskeleton absorbs ultraviolet light and reemits it, which gives their body a unique green glow!
For this species we recommend temperatures of around 24-29°C and a relative humidity of 60-80%.
While these animals can be delivered, we do highly recommend collection at either one of our stores due to the sensitivity of invertebrates.
