Parabuthus mossambicensis – Mozambique Thick Tail Scorpion | Very Rare Orange Species | Live Arrival Guarantee


Size: 1-1.5" (3/4 Instar)
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Sale price$54.99
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Description

The Parabuthus mossambicensis, commonly known as the Mozambique Thick Tail Scorpion, is a very rare and beautiful scorpion species featuring stunning orange coloration and distinctive granulation. This impressive arid-adapted scorpion displays vibrant orange coloration with pronounced granulation (textured surface) throughout its body and the characteristic thick tail of the Parabuthus genus, creating a captivating appearance that is highly sought-after by collectors.

Native to South Africa and surrounding regions, this robust species reaches a size of 3–4 inches at maturity. Known for its very rare availability in the hobby, beautiful orange coloration, nice granulation texture, thick tail, adaptation to arid desert conditions, and solitary nature requiring individual housing, the Mozambique Thick Tail is a prized specimen for experienced keepers who appreciate rare African Parabuthus species with exceptional coloration and unique characteristics.

Key Features:

  • Very rare species with limited availability
  • Beautiful orange coloration
  • Nice granulation creating textured appearance
  • Medium to large size reaching 3–4 inches in length
  • Characteristic thick tail of Parabuthus genus
  • Rare South African species
  • Hardy species adapted to arid conditions
  • Solitary species – requires individual housing
  • Medically significant species – advanced keepers only
  • Advanced care level required
  • Live arrival guarantee with safe, discreet shipping

Perfect for experienced keepers seeking a very rare Parabuthus with stunning orange coloration and distinctive granulation. Each specimen is ethically sourced and comes with comprehensive care information. Note: This is a medically significant species with potent venom and should only be kept by experienced keepers with proper safety protocols. Must be housed individually.

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