Description
Scientific Name: Paravaejovis spinigerus
The scientific name for the Arizona stripetail scorpion is Paravaejovis spinigerus. P. spinigerus is a tiny species, with an average length of 2-2.5 inches
Habitat
They are a fairly diversified group that can be found in both high mountains and desert settings. One of the most widespread species in the Southwest, it can be found from California east to New Mexico and south to Mexico. Distinguished by its 1-3″ long pale light yellow body, front pinchers, lengthy tail segments, and curled stinger.
Behavior
Agile and barely poisonous, Paravaejovis spinigerus. Its extreme docility is what makes it appropriate for beginners. It doesn’t ascend and stings infrequently.
As Pet
It can survive up to 8 years in captivity! If you have the correct setup, you could even keep them in a group tank.
Any invertebrate, including numerous insects, worms, and young lizards, can be found in the diet.
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