

Chersonesometrus fulvipes
Chersonesometrus fulvipes is a large forest scorpion native to South and Southeast Asia, typically found in humid habitats where it digs burrows. It is identifiable by its robust black body and relatively lighter-colored legs (“fulvipes” meaning yellowish feet). This species is often sought after in the hobby due to it's unique colouration and rarity in the hobby.
STATS
LATIN NAME:
• Chersonesometrus fulvipes
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COMMON NAME:
• Yellow-Footed Peninsular Scorpion
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TEMPERATURE:
• 24°- 30°
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TEMPERAMENT:
• May Pinch, rarely sting
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HUMIDITY:
• 80%
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COMMUNAL:
• 3/5 — Conditional
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SIZE:
• Up to 12cm
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ECOLOGY:
• Terrestrial
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SUBSTRATE:
• Water retentive soil
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ORIGIN:
• Gujarat, India
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