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| Common name: | Southern Unstriped/Stripeless Scorpion, Southern Devil Scorpion |
| Scientific Name: | Vaejovis carolinianus |
| Range: | North & South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky and Virginia |
| Type: | Terrestrial, Semi-arborial |
| Communal: | yes |
| Full Grown Size: | 1 1/2" |
| Growth Rate: | Medium |
| Temperature: | 75-80F (24-27C) |
| Humidity: | 70-80% |
| Temperment: | Nervous/Skittish |
| Speed: | Fast |
| Venom: | 1 |
| Diet: | Young can eat Pinhead crickets, small roaches, meal worms. Adults can eat medium crickets, small roaches. |
| Housing: | Adults can live in a medium critter keeper, 5 gallon tank, or rubbermaid type container. Young can live in small critter keepers or large deli cups. Being as communal as they are, you can keep several adults in a medium keeper. |
| Substrate Depth/Type: | 2-3" of peat/soil. I like to use plain coconut husk "peat." Keep moist to maintain humidity levels |
| More info: | This species shares its space well as adults, but young can be cannibalistic. Offer rocks/logs/bark/leaves for them to hide in. I used dried leaves from my backyard (microwaved for a short time to kill any unwanted pests. |