![]() However, due to excessive collection and destruction of habitats, trading of emperor scorpions is now regulated by CITES (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species). Some hobbyists prefer to get wild caught scorpions (which is extremely difficult now due to the regulation) because they are generally larger in size than their captive-bred counterparts. So, the good news is you don’t have to import an emperor scorpion from Africa. The popularity of pet emperor scorpions has increased over the years. Be the “cool guy” (also pronounced as “nerd”) who keeps dangerous and mysterious scorpions! Where to Get An Emperor Scorpion There are just so many people keeping cats and dogs. Like other scorpions, they have a very slow metabolism rate and can be fed once a week, or at an even longer interval. Easy to maintainĮmperor scorpions are big and hardy species which make them easy to handle and maintain. Coupled with the fact that it is docile, it is very safe to keep as long as you know what you are doing. Emperor scorpion is a species with only mild venom. Stings from all scorpions are venomous and a handful of them are lethal. Just bear in mind that it doesn’t mean they will not attack. When disturbed, the emperor scorpion tends to back off instead of attacking with its pincer or stinger. Life span: Up to 8 years Why Emperor Scorpion?Ī few characteristics of the emperor scorpions have made it the perfect scorpion to keep for beginners: Emperor scorpion is docile Size: Up to 8 inches (20cm) from head to tail. ![]()
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