The red-clawed scorpion (Latin name: Pandinus cavimanus) is native to the tropical rain forests of West Africa. It has a ferocious temperament and should be kept alone. Adult body length is 12 to 16 cm. Weak toxicity (redness and swelling). The suitable temperature is 25~30℃, and the suitable humidity is 80%~90%. Prefers to eat crickets, spiders, caterpillars, and beetle larvae that hide in dead wood, as well as the carcasses of larger insects.

Red Claw Scorpion

Chinese name: Red Claw Scorpion

English name: Red Claw Emperor Scorpion

Latin name: Pandinus cavimanus

Geographical distribution: West Africa

Reproduction: ovoviviparous .

Wild Habitat: Tropical Rainforest. Vicious temperament (the solitary person is extremely aggressive). Weak toxicity (redness and swelling).

Physical characteristics: 12~16cm

Diet: Likes to eat small crickets, spiders, caterpillars, and beetle larvae hiding in dead wood, and also eat the bodies of larger insects.

Care: Suitable temperature: 25~30 degrees Suitable humidity: 80~90%. Although most of the rainforest or jungle scorpions can be mixed, but this species is the more vicious species in the rainforest, and it is better to keep it alone.