How to raise scorpions in the rainforest

Asian rainforest scorpion is actually called Peter alien scorpion in Chinese. Peter alien scorpion lives in Asian rainforests such as Vietnam, Myanmar and Laos. It feeds on insects and small lizards and is slightly poisonous. You can keep pets. So how do you raise scorpions in the rainforest?

Temperature

Rainforest scorpion belongs to two reptiles, which have high requirements for temperature and humidity. Too high or too low temperature will make the scorpion resist feeding, while too low humidity will make it difficult for the scorpion to shed its skin. The ideal ambient temperature of Asian rainforest scorpion should be 25-30 degrees, 28 degrees is appropriate, while the humidity in the environment should be kept at about 75%. Rainforest scorpions prefer humid environments to dry climates.

Breeding environment

In daily life, Asian rainforest scorpions do not like to move. The feeding box for raising Asian rainforest scorpions should be five times the size of scorpions, and humus or coconut bricks should be covered with humus soil or coconut bricks to maintain the environmental humidity in the feeding box. At the same time, there should not be too much decoration in the feeding box to avoid affecting the predation of scorpions. Breeders only need to place a slightly shallower basin and a shelter for them to hide. You can use several tiles to make a scorpion's nest, or you can pile up some bricks and stones to make a scorpion's nest.

food

Raising Asian rainforest scorpions should first prepare a suitable feeding box to provide a slightly dry and warm place for them to inhabit. The food on the opposite side of the Asian rainforest scorpion is not too demanding, it is not too picky. It can accept bread worms, crickets and other insects that are smaller than it. Generally speaking, Asian rainforest scorpions eat less but eat more frequently in the baby scorpion stage, while adult scorpions do the opposite. Often catch some small crickets, Tuyuan, grasshoppers to make food for rainforest scorpions.