rusty thick tail cummunal? bark species ?

i researched rusty thick tail scorpion on google and im getting different information on different care sheets,,,, does anyone on here own them and have more than one in a tank ????? also are they a species of bark scorpion ???? do they climb ?????? i was going to buy some Lychas Mucronatus but the guy who was selling them only had babys and after i did research i decided its best not to get a 2nd instar cuase i never had them before ..... so now im back to the rusty thick tail scorpion.... i dont need help finding someone who sells them cuase im not ready to buy yet im just doing my research ahead of time. thanks ..... cummunal?? climb???

If you know the scientific name that would be great,most of the time common names are junk reallly so many common names can be givin to one species it is very confusing unless you know the scientific name.

there scientific name is Babycurus jacksoni ....... also does any one know the avereage life span for these ???????

I found a few caresheets that say as adults they are communal but i have no personal experience with this species so hopefully someone that has will chime in sorry i couldent be more help.

Yes they are communal as adults. They are buthids, so the average lifespan is probably around 4-5 years.
You may want to read this: http://www.ntnu.no/ub/scorpion-files/b_jacksoni_info.pdf

As for where to buy them: http://www.swiftinverts.com/
Again, however, they are being sold as babies.

cool i read it alot of usefull information, is a 5.5 gallon tank suitable for a baby scorpion..... im thinking i might just have to get two 5.5 gallon tanks and get 2 babys becuase i dout ill find adults for sale.... since there not comunal when babys and move them into a 10 gallon when they are adults. a 5.5 gallon tank will be too small for a heat emitter it will bake the tank so i could put a heat mat on the side of the tank. a small heat mat will cover the whole side of a 5.5 gallon tank. alright thanks for the information ....

For "baby" scorps rather keep them in small deli cups for now. Much easier to work with them in there imo and they will find food easier.

yeah i was just at petco and a 5.5 galong tank looked like u could keep an adult in there. i was wrong about a small heat mat covering the whole side , a medium would cover the whole side of tank......i cant keep a baby scorpion in a deli cup cuase i dont have a way to get it heat , i dont live in arizona or florida where its hott i would have to get a 2.5 gallon tank. the 2.5 gallon tanks were only 2 dollars cheaper than a 5.5 gallon.