Scorpiops dunlopi (Thailand Dwarf Scorpion) A genuinely tiny scorpion species from southern Thailand, only formally described in 2020. Part of a genus known for forest-dwelling, ambush-style hunting and a preference for humid, densely vegetated habitats. Grab this rare, true dwarf scorpion for sale for your collection. Why do hobbyists keep Scorpiops dunlopi? Genuinely Tiny: One of the smallest scorpion species available, reaching only about an inch or less at maturity. Rare in the Hobby: A recently described species that most keepers haven't had the chance to work with. How should Scorpiops dunlopi be kept? Adult Size: Estimated at under 1 inch in length, consistent with similar dwarf Scorpiops species from the same region. Enclosure: A small, secure enclosure with a few inches of substrate for burrowing and a hide such as cork bark or leaf litter. Temperature: Keep between 72 to 78 degrees F. Humidity: High, this genus comes from humid forest habitats and does best with consistently damp substrate. Water: A small water dish works well as a reliable water source. Diet: Small crickets or roaches sized appropriately for its tiny frame, offered regularly. Temperament: An ambush, sit-and-wait hunter, generally calm and secretive. Are there any additional notes or considerations? Confirm Before Listing: This species was only described in 2020 and has very limited documented husbandry information, adult size above is an estimate based on closely related species.
