Gigantometrus swammerdami
Gigantometrus swammerdami, is the world’s largest known scorpion, with adults reaching up to 23 cm in length. Endemic to the tropical forests of India and Sri Lanka. Its exoskeleton varies from reddish-brown to nearly black in adults, while juveniles display lighter hues. Due to it’s size and ease of care, this scorpion is one of the most sought after.

STATS
LATIN NAME:
• Gigantometrus swammerdami
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COMMON NAME:
• Giant Indian Forest Scorpion
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TEMPERATURE
• 25°- 30°
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TEMPERAMENT:
• Calm & Uses thanatosis
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HUMIDITY:
• 80%
COMMUNAL:
• 3/5
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SIZE:
• Up to 23cm
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ECOLOGY:
• Terrestrial
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SUBSTRATE:
• Soil that holds humidity
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ORIGIN:
• Sumatra, Indonesia