Arizona Bark Scorpion For Sale

Arizona Bark Scorpion Overview

Pallid bats, birds (particularly owls), reptiles, and other vertebrates are only a few of the many vertebrate species that consume Arizona bark scorpions. Insects, reptiles, mammals, and other scorpions fall under this category. The bark scorpion population is declining due to habitat loss, pesticide use, and human activities such as collecting scorpions for science or the pet trade.

Despite the Arizona bark scorpion’s severe and sometimes fatal poison, grasshopper mice are mostly immune to its effects. Researchers have discovered that, in grasshopper mice, scorpion venom has an analgesic effect, rather than a pain-inducing one.

The Arizona bark scorpion has a gestation period of months, gives birth to a live offspring, and then carefully places it on her back. A typical female can have anywhere from 25 to 35 babies at once. These babies stay close to mom for up to three weeks after birth, until they undergo their first molt. The average lifespan of an Arizona bark scorpion is between 5 and 7 years.

The Arizona bark scorpion is quite hardy, as are most scorpions. The scorpions, roaches, and lizards that were discovered near the nuclear test sites in the United States showed no signs of radiation sickness.

Sexing Your Arizona Bark Scorpion

You may specify a preference for a male or female scorpion (or a mix of both) when placing your purchase; however, we cannot guarantee the sex. Nonetheless, we promise that a specialist in invertebrates will make every effort to hand-pick the scorpion(s) you order.

When you purchase an Arizona Bark scorpion from us, you can rest assured that it will arrive alive and well. Be sure to review our guarantee in its entirety before placing a purchase.

We retain the right to postpone your purchase in the extremely unlikely event of bad weather circumstances, since we sell reptiles, amphibians, tarantulas, and scorpions online responsibly. This measure is taken solely for the protection of the animal(s), and if it is taken, you will be notified by email.

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