Babycurus Jacksoni (Rusty Bark Thick Tail Scorpion) Care

[xghoulx]

its bebi: kjueres jaeckseni  i guess.

[spo224]

you should make a video so i can learn to pronounce the names the right way lol

[spo224]

well i live in colorado i just really dont know of a place were i can purchase these animals if you can help me that would be awsome its my new hobbie

[Jon3800]

@spo224

you're best bet is too look at swiftsinverts or kenthebugguy or better yet arachnoboards forum. I can't legit reviews about them since I'm Canadian, it's illegal to buy Ts or scorpions unless you have permits.

It's pronounced "Bab-ee cure-us jack son-i"

[combatcat91]

@spo224 wicth part of colorado do u live in cause i found a scorpion in my shower and i live in colorado

[spo224]

may i ask where you get your scorpions and if they have a web site thank you

[Jon3800]

@spo224

it depends what country you live in. I got mine at Tarantulacanada (dot) ca. they only sell in canada.

[XxnEr0xXxMaNexX]

god damn I wan't a Babycurus jacksony but nobody in my contry has one I think :D

[10carboy]

r thay aggressive??

[Jon3800]

They're not necessarily aggressive, but they do have a bit of an attitude and speed to go with it

[kenyansandboapber15]

not to be mean but im pretty sure none cares about the scientific name

[Jon3800]

not to be rude, but in this hobby its essential to care about the latin names.

Dealers and forums like arachnoboards and arachnophiles use them everyday.

This species of scorpion goes by many common names like rusty thick tail, tanzanian red and red bark scorpion. At least one scientific name describes it.

[XxnEr0xXxMaNexX]

yeah and they're lattin names make them a persise kind english names and other are not accurate because one name can answer to two or more kinds of scorpions and tarantulas

[wazzatlm]

hey Jon! have you been able to sex them? I have 3 now, bought a tiny baby of different genetics from Edmonton. I'm pretty sure i have a male and female now, just have to wait til they mature! c ya

[Jon3800]

I do have a male and a female,

[Buzzgrower]

@Jon3800

hmm... is those really gonna produce young in room temp like year around or what do you mean? =)

[Jon3800]

if i have a mature male and female, then yeah, its possible to breed them.

[sonofjohnrambo]

adult scorps stay in small inviriments it makes it easyer to find their food

[SCherper]

oh ok i got an avic as well and an OBT thati never see and is kinda sad lookin. then i got the 3 jacksoni a flat rock and a heterometrus species. oh and the widow. You kept OBTs? I think mine might be dyin just doesnt look too good.

[Jon3800]

I have an OBT, sadly its a male

[SCherper]

oh yeah! they're fun to look at even when they arent doin anything.you keep any latrodectus species?

[Jon3800]

nope, only tarantulas and the 3 B.jacksoni

[SCherper]

i got two in my collection right now

[Jon3800]

enjoying them? ;)

[SCherper]

favorite species so far

[Jon3800]

yup mine too, they have nothing over an Emp

[dnasplice]

hmmm

i have been looking for a small scorp that i can keep in the same conditions as my T's

thanks!

[Jon3800]

nearly all scorpions can be kept like Ts

[PILTaholic]

no comments on this one? lol hatin on the scorps

[Jon3800]

now there is :-]