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Can someone tell me if there is a forum for scorpions similar to this one for corn snakes? I actually found a scorpion at my work and brought it home a year and a half ago. Last I checked it was still alive but it is the most BORING pet I've had in my life! All it does is hide in a piece of driftwood I have in the terrarium. 2-3 times a month I'll look through the driftwood to find it and poke it with a long twist tie to see it run a bit. That is the only time I see it. It would be kind of fun to see it move around the terrarium once in a while and do pictures of it. I refer to it as "it" because I have no idea if it is male or female. I must be doing something right though for it to be alive a year and a half later though! :-)
I tried www.scorpions.com but it didn't exist. The arachnoboards site looks good. It's 4:45 AM here now so I will sign up when I am awake.
I feed mine small live crickets from PetSmart. They have to be live.
It came from California, I don't think there are any native to Canada.
It is illegal to sell scorpions here but not illegal to own them. I think they can be bought in Toronto.
I just got done surfing that site for arachno-freaks. There's a link in there for insects. Can't believe people own cockroaches! But then again, I have friends and family who won't visit cause I own snakes. Can ya imagine?
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