anyone here keep scorpions or tarantualas

Deadliestviper7

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Not really sometimes it does try to hit me with it's tail but it doesn't even use it's stinger just trying to push me away more so. I handle a good amount of desert hairy and Asian forest scorpions for work just by free handling them. So far I've never even had a close call.

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I've found most scorpions to be handable to some degree
 
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Not really sometimes it does try to hit me with it's tail but it doesn't even use it's stinger just trying to push me away more so. I handle a good amount of desert hairy and Asian forest scorpions for work just by free handling them. So far I've never even had a close call.

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I've found most scorpions to be handable to some degree
 
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Nope just Asian forests. Emperors are actually protected now and hard to come by last ones I saw for sale were $80 ea.
That's interesting. I've found a few on my ramblings to find ants here while on camp. Rather large ones, they are quite cool!
 

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What type of work do you do? How much are the Asian forest scorps looking for something to replace the emperors
I just work at a petstore our main focus is fish but we do it all. Asian forests are great and pretty much identical to emperors. They're $20 ea which is what emperors were about 5 years ago. They're great to keep and easy to breed.

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I just work at a petstore our main focus is fish but we do it all. Asian forests are great and pretty much identical to emperors. They're $20 ea which is what emperors were about 5 years ago. They're great to keep and easy to breed.

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Most scores I've found are easy to breed, with the exception of a few like flat rock scorps.
 
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