Androctonus crassicauda & bicolor

Hi every budy
i have some Qs first of all how i can know the sex of Androctonus crassicauda & bicolor (easy way) ?
second when i put two srops togather they start fighting is this normal ? if not how will they mating ?

finally the most important Q
if scorp pit another one can he kill him or what ?
buy the way i'm new friend my name is tariq from Jordan

Some people can successfully keep Androctonus spp. together, but as Connie said, it helps to remove any established territory by mixing the substrate around and rearranging everything.

If there's fighting, keep them separate.

Species that fight will know to mate when the time is right. When they mate, the male grasps the female's pedipalps (pinchers) and they "dance" (there may be some stinging, but don't worry).

Thank you friends
but if a scorp sting another one can he kill him ?
or his poison never affect the other one.

If they're the same species, then no. Scorpions are immune to their own species' venom.

However, the physical injury from stings (or bites, or pinches) could end with death.

talrusan wrote:

Thank you friends
but if a scorp sting another one can he kill him ?
or his poison never affect the other one.

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