Interesting species of bark scorpion from SE China. Dark body overall with a muted, black striped pattern on the carapace and tail with reddish-tipped claws. Aggressive, but it's venom is not medically significant to most people. Can be kept communally.

Not common in the U.S. hobby. Stocky, large black scorpion of SE China, Laos and Cambodia. Aggressive disposition. Habitat: Rainforest. Max. size: 6.5"

H. arizonensis
Scientific description author and date: Family Caraboctonidae
Range: (U.S.A) Arizona, New Mexico, California
Habitat: Desert
Type: Burrower
Color/pattern/appearance: Pale yellow overall. No pattern.

Similiar to P. imperator, but smaller, aggressive with red tint to claws and males have a different claw shape.

Rare, blood-red color! Found in savanna habitats in Tanzania. Awesome-looking scorpion!!!

This scorpion is peridically imported from Egypt from March till September every year. Unique-looking scorpion.

SCIENTIFIC DESCRIPTION: AUTHOR & DATE:
RANGE: Egypt and possibly surrounding countries
HABITAT: desert
TYPE: burrowing
COLOR/PATTERN/APPEARANCE: As adults, they are uniformly pale yellow.
MAXIMUM SIZE: 3-5 cm