Black fat-tailed scorpion can be found throughout North and West Africa and the Middle East. Its natural habitats are deserts and semi-arid regions so it prefers warm temperatures.
Black fat-tailed scorpions use a fast-acting neurotoxic venom which attacks the central nervous system, causing paralysis in the nerves that are responsible for respiration, which ultimately causes death by respiratory failure. Due to the danger, these scorpions pose, sales to the general public are prohibited by our company. We will only sell these scorpions to zoos, medical research facilities or universities of higher learning.
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I had someone out of the blue ask me about Reptiles-N-Critters since I had done a testimonial and assured the person that the only reason I have to think a minute was because EVERYTHING I have gotten from them is STILL ALIVE and needing care. Those he sexed for me have made it a constant challenge as the babies that they sold me originally are now having babies along with the adults. Sometime you can see by size the age range when they play "get on my back" and the babies are so tiney but they (Cordylus tropisternum) are so cute.
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