- Also known as Shiny Burrowing Scorpions and African Burrowing Scorpions.
- This Old World scorpion is from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mozambique, and Tanzania.
- Can reach 115 mm. (4 ½ inches.)
- They are not communal.
- They can stridulate and have a slow growth rate.
- Body and color dark brown marble slightly paler brown carapace. Pedipalps, ambulatory legs, metasoma and gall of a Brown clearer than the body, fingertips of pedipalps, chelicerae, attach legs hulls and telson of a darker Brown has dark chocolate.
- These scorpions have an incredible feeding response. I don't know why, but that surprised me!
- This Old World scorpion is from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Mozambique, and Tanzania.
- Can reach 115 mm. (4 ½ inches.)
- They are not communal.
- They can stridulate and have a slow growth rate.
- Body and color dark brown marble slightly paler brown carapace. Pedipalps, ambulatory legs, metasoma and gall of a Brown clearer than the body, fingertips of pedipalps, chelicerae, attach legs hulls and telson of a darker Brown has dark chocolate.
- These scorpions have an incredible feeding response. I don't know why, but that surprised me!