Vaejovidae subcategorie
They get 35 mm long, not too big
They like it dry and hot
Sandy substrates with rock and sandstone hides, narrow cavities preferred
They do burrow so a nice 4 inch of substrate would be cool.
Mimick conditions of Southern Alberta, where they are found abundantly..
warm summers, cold winters
I'd keep them at 27 degrees Celsius during summer, let them cool off at room temperature during winter as this is the average temperature of southern Alberta during the summer. It will be a natural resting season from them.
Unpleasant sting, not too dangerous otherwise
They breed easily in dry hot weather
I'd say to take care of them like desert species, misting once a week since they are not that extreme hydrophobic.
I'm no expert whatsoever and only found this by googling..