Thankfully he was in the other side of my mosquito netting so I didn’t have to disturb his meal to relocate. Fun to watch him do his thing!

We just started unpacking in Long Island and came across this guy. Earlier in our trip, about a week ago, we found one crawling above our bed (that’s the one in second photo). It was about 5 inches with the tail curled, I caught and tossed it outside. Then a few days later, my wife was stung by something while rummaging our luggage. He looks like the same one, possibly made it back into our room and has been hitching a ride since.

I’ve got him in a jar now and provided water and a cricket. Not sure what to do next. If i find somewhere to drop him off in LI or NYC, we’ll do so, or we’ll dispatch humanely. We live in Texas, are at our family’s home, and he will not be driving back with us.

Her previous owner said he thinks she's a girl. I don't know much about scorpions yet and would love to know, if my girl Elke actually is a girl 🦂

At first, I was using the silica sand in the first picture, but it looks a bit too coarse. Would it be better to switch to the Exo Terra sand in the second picture? And would you recommend mixing it with clay or coco peat?

Found this scorpion in my bathroom while staying at a place in Oro Valley in Tucson, Arizona - any idea what kind it might be? The scorpion seemed to be only a couple inches long and sorry the photos aren’t more clear I was nervous to get any closer

Look at this cutie (found in sicily)

Do I need to dig them out? I don’t think so? I literally got them today and they dug and buried themself in the corner of the log

She’s in a 30gal with 8 inches of substrate. I really love the look of planted enclosures (I have frogs galore) but is it safe? Ik that the like to destroy and uproot plants, which I don’t mind fixing at all, I just want to make sure that the plants aren’t gonna cause any issues. I was thinking of maybe gluing some to the hides and glass that way they don’t fall in, but idk if that’s a solution or a bigger problem 😭
She has plenty of burrowing room, and the substrate is a mix of coconut fiber, soil, and ex sand so it doesn’t collapse in. Plants are pothos, Juanita , and dragons grass, I checked and made sure that they’re safe. Her heating pads on the back of the glass
Is there stuff I should add or take out, she’s my first scorpion and I’ve always been a reptile guy and I just want to make sure I’m doing her right.

This is a Javanimetrus cyaneus. Just wondering if she looks healthy

Is this normal? She looks very flat and fat, am I overfeeding her?

It's a very nice Asian Forest Scorpion, she's been in her new home for an hour or so now. Really, really excited about everything. Watching her explore has been fascinating, really excited to get into this hobby!

Microwaved and washed beach sand and the substrate I use for giant forest scorpion

I wanted the mighty Reddits opinion on my Asian forest scorpion tank, still missing a few things, water dish with stones in it to avoid drowning and some more hides, heat mat on the wall, anything else I’m missing? It’s a 10 gal, does it look ok so far? Any tips would be great I’m really excited for a scorpion, I can add more pics if those aren’t exactly clear

Note that I won’t be getting the scorpion until I have it completed and safe for my new baby, first time scorpion owner

pretty sure it stung my dog's nose bc he was curious and darting at it. dont think its a bark scorpion. i hope not. it quickly ran away in the rocks after i got this only pic so no object to show scale. id say it was maybe 1-2 in long? 🦂

Hi everyone! I’m not an expert by any means, but I’d love to learn more about this scorpion. I was walking my dog near my house and came across it. It was at night, so I know the pictures aren’t the best. If anyone knows what type of scorpion this is or has any information about it, I’d love to learn more!

i’ve noticed the lines going inbetween have gotten orange? Im worried about her health currently because i found out my local pet store doesn’t purchase from breeders in my country instead gets them shipped from overseas