tityus stigmurus - Brazilian Yellow Scorpion

Tityus stigmurus – Brazilian Yellow Scorpion One of the most fascinating scorpions in the hobby, Tityus stigmurus is known for its parthenogenetic reproduction, meaning females can produce offspring without needing a male. With just one scorpion, you can soon have an entire communal colony, making this species perfect for those who enjoy watching natural group interactions. Native to Brazil, they thrive in warm, humid environments and should never be kept dry. Unlike many other scorpions, they are not defensive and tend to be slow-moving, but their venom is highly potent, so they should always be handled with caution. Care Details: Temperature: 75 to 85°F (24 to 29°C). Humidity: 70-80%. No water dish is necessary. Housing: Terrestrial and communal and they also need bark to climb on. Diet:Adults can take down large and medium crickets, while babies and juveniles do well with small crickets. They are excellent hunters, and in a communal setting, it’s amazing to watch them work togeth