what species is this?

Hottentotta species.

Hottentotta rugiscutis maybe?

are they eazy to care for? very venomous? what to feed (availablity jus melworms and lobster roaches)?

Keep the hot and dry...90F. The roaches should make up the majority of their diet with an occasional meal worm.

ok... surface area of the encloser?

I would use a mix of sand and some aquarium gravel. Area of the enclosure should be three to four times the length of the scorpion. A Kritter Keeper would be fine if you can get one. Don't make the tank so large that it can't easily find prey items.

whats its max size?

Is it not maybe H.minax? I'm not 100% certain though.

Ok.... I asked, its some indoan desert specie, wild caught

Might be H.tamulus..either way it might be hot. Careful.

wud it be deadly?

Normally no. A healthy adult human being wouldn't die from a sting of these but children and old people could.

i think i better go with emperor or forest scorp

Lol, that would be the better option

Bayss wrote:

I would use a mix of sand and some aquarium gravel. Area of the enclosure should be three to four times the length of the scorpion. A Kritter Keeper would be fine if you can get one. Don't make the tank so large that it can't easily find prey items.

+1

shadowfoot wrote:

Is it not maybe H.minax? I'm not 100% certain though.

H.minax? isn't this a tarantula?!

~Abyss~ wrote:

Might be H.tamulus..either way it might be hot. Careful.

i'd say H.tamulus as well..

No, not a tarantula.
http://www.scorpionworlds.fr/pages/buthidae/hottentotta-sp-birula-1908/hottentotta-minax-l-koch-1875.html

well things that are venomous and i cant id them, i wont buy.... im going for emperor or forest scorp. though im not being able to see the difference, but the care is same and venom is also same ande they look beautiful....... if u guys can tell the difference, then let me know...