It wanted to ask, what desert scorpions has are not dangerous and in addition they have a considerable size? I know that this one is the Hadrurus, but want to know more options. Preferably, say me those that are not very difficult to find.
Thank you very much.
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Charlie 
Zitat von CharlieIt wanted to ask, what desert scorpions has are not dangerous and in addition they have a considerable size? I know that this one is the Hadrurus, but want to know more options. Preferably, say me those that are not very difficult to find.
Thank you very much.
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Charlie
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Yes, Buthus occitanus is the most poisonous scorpion in goolems list, but the spanish version of this scorpion is a good one for beginners. The african version is more poisonous than the spanish one.
Buthus occitanus are very nice animals, quite activ, but not really aggressive. B.o. often use it's sting to kill the food. It's really exciting to watch how the scorpion kills the food!
I'm also commanding Hadrurus arizonensis. . H.a. is a very activ species and the poison is like the one of a bee. It will grow to a size up to 14 cm! And could be up to 25 years old! It's a species which digs very heavy! You can see it quite often on daylight. The Visarium should have a size from 60x30x30cm, Temperature between 30 and 33 degrees Celsius and about 10 cm Sand-Loam- Mixure on the ground. Food 1 time in a week or in two weeks one cricket or something like it. Humidity is between 30% and 40%.
Smeringurus mesaensis is a very interesting species, too. Not very poisonous and quite good for beginners.
I hope that was it what you want to hear, because my english isn't very good!
Greets,
Ben