Tailless Whip Scorpions - also known as Whip Spiders and Australian Amblypygids
Adults up to 10mm body length, leg span ~30mm * Note: These animals are very small *
- Unusual animals - very few people are keeping and breeding these remarkable animals.
- Small but fascinating predators. Specimens sold as captive-bred juveniles about 5mm in body length with a 10mm leg-span.
- Captive bred through our environmentally sustainable breeding program.
- Suitable for experienced keepers.
- Non-venomous
- Can be fed pin-head to small crickets - freshly dead food is recommended.
- All Minibeast Wildlife animals are covered by our seven day Minibeast Guarantee and have a free downloadable Care Guide
This kit includes:
- A juvenile Tailless whip scorpion (Charinus pescotti)
- A glass display enclosure with ventilated lid
- A lightweight foam hide/wall (for the Tailless whip scorpion to sit on)
- Feeding/cleaning forceps
- Coco-peat substrate (400g)
- 10% savings on all components
You will need:
- Live food insects - pin-head crickets are ideal for juveniles (can be purchased from most pet shops). They will also feed on fresh dead crickets.
Reviews
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Love her so much
I have had my girl for about 9 months now and she is so gorgeous to watch. She doesn't seem to moult much idk if thats normal. Quick tip if its hard to get small crickets or hard to keep them alive you can freeze the smallest ones you can find and cut the in half before serving. She happily eats them. I had to freeze the crickets otherwise ants ate them in a day.