Leiurus cf somalicus – Somali Deathstalker Scorpion | Rare Orange Deathstalker | Live Arrival Guarantee


Size: 1/4-1/2" (2/3 Instar)
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Description

The Leiurus cf somalicus, commonly known as the Somali Deathstalker Scorpion, is a rare and striking scorpion species featuring beautiful orange coloration and medium size. This impressive arid-adapted scorpion displays vibrant orange coloration throughout its body with the characteristic slender build of the Leiurus genus, creating a captivating appearance that distinguishes it from the more common yellow deathstalker species.

Native to Somalia and surrounding regions of East Africa, this species reaches a size of 2–3 inches at maturity. Known for its rare orange coloration, communal living behavior (can be kept in groups), slender deathstalker build, adaptation to extremely arid desert conditions, and limited availability in the hobby, the Somali Deathstalker is a prized specimen for experienced keepers who appreciate rare African deathstalker species with exceptional coloration and unique characteristics.

Key Features:

  • Rare orange coloration unlike typical yellow deathstalkers
  • Medium size reaching 2–3 inches in length
  • Slender build characteristic of Leiurus genus
  • Communal species – can be kept in groups
  • Rare Somali species with limited availability
  • Hardy species adapted to arid conditions
  • Beautiful orange deathstalker
  • Highly medically significant species – advanced keepers only
  • Advanced care level required
  • Live arrival guarantee with safe, discreet shipping

Perfect for experienced keepers seeking a rare orange deathstalker with unique Somali origin and communal behavior. Each specimen is ethically sourced and comes with comprehensive care information. CRITICAL WARNING: This is a highly medically significant deathstalker species with extremely potent venom. This species should ONLY be kept by highly experienced keepers with proper safety protocols and emergency plans. Can be housed in groups.

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