Yellow Ground Scorpion CB Young

Description

$8 each for VERY YOUNG captive-bred scorplings. These are very small at around 1 centimeter, and they have molted, I think, twice. They are feeding very well on fruit flies although you might give the fruit flies a little pinch before offering them as food for better receptivity by the scorpions.

Yellow Ground Scorpions, also called Coahuila Devil scorpions, Paravaejovis confusus are less common in the deserts of Arizona. These are venomous but not considered dangerously so to people with normal reactions. They are a smallish species, a little smaller than a stripedtail. A sting is somewhat like a bee sting. Handling is not recommended because they are aggressive in defending themselves and in pursuing their prey.