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Central Morocco Scorpion for sale from Big Z's (Hottentotta gentili). Comes with a Spice rating and a care guide, and ships packed for the weather.
North African, well started, and the reason the tools stay long.
Hottentotta gentili is a large Moroccan buthid recorded from rocky country across the Anti-Atlas, the High Atlas and the Souss-Draa, where it uses cracks and cover rather than digging much of its own. It sells under the Central Morocco label, a trade name, so the exact collection spot is not known. These arrived at 0.75 to 1 inch, small juveniles, exact instar unknown.
This is a medically significant scorpion, full stop. The published review places it in the serious sting class and attributes fatalities to it. There is no hand contact with this animal at any size: long tools, a staged catch cup, a latched enclosure, and a suspected sting means professional care immediately, not wait and see. The setup itself is deliberately plain, which is the point when you are working at arm's length. Flat rock or cork crevices to sit in, a dry exposed surface, one sheltered damp refuge, real ventilation, and a warm gradient. Spice Level 5: Extreme. Read the matched Big Z's care guide before it ships.
Full care is in the care guide. It covers enclosure size, temperature, humidity, feeding, molting signs and handling limits for this species. Read the Advanced guide, or the shorter Simple guide →
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Central Morocco Scorpion for sale from Big Z's (Hottentotta gentili). Comes with a Spice rating and a care guide, and ships packed for the weather.
North African, well started, and the reason the tools stay long.
Hottentotta gentili is a large Moroccan buthid recorded from rocky country across the Anti-Atlas, the High Atlas and the Souss-Draa, where it uses cracks and cover rather than digging much of its own. It sells under the Central Morocco label, a trade name, so the exact collection spot is not known. These arrived at 0.75 to 1 inch, small juveniles, exact instar unknown.
This is a medically significant scorpion, full stop. The published review places it in the serious sting class and attributes fatalities to it. There is no hand contact with this animal at any size: long tools, a staged catch cup, a latched enclosure, and a suspected sting means professional care immediately, not wait and see. The setup itself is deliberately plain, which is the point when you are working at arm's length. Flat rock or cork crevices to sit in, a dry exposed surface, one sheltered damp refuge, real ventilation, and a warm gradient. Spice Level 5: Extreme. Read the matched Big Z's care guide before it ships.
Full care is in the care guide. It covers enclosure size, temperature, humidity, feeding, molting signs and handling limits for this species. Read the Advanced guide, or the shorter Simple guide →
Hottentotta gentili · Spice 5: Extreme. Baby Buddy: small juveniles around 0.75-1 in. One per enclosure, every vent opening narrower than the tail. Burrow Buddy: larger juveniles and adults. Flat rock and cork crevices instead of deep substrate, and a bare layout.
Hottentotta gentili
Big Z's Quick Verdict: A big North African buthid with medically significant venom that has been linked to human deaths. No hand contact, ever: build dry rock and cork crevices with one damp refuge, and treat any suspected sting as an emergency.
| Temp | Start near 95°F days, 68°F nights |
|---|---|
| Humidity | 30-50%: dry surface, damp sheltered refuge |
| Setup | Dry rocky setup, flat rock and cork crevices |
| Substrate | Sand-heavy mix (about 3:1 sand/coco), dry surface |
| Feeding | 2nd instar 2x weekly, weekly from 3rd instar on |
| Handling | No handling, not even briefly |
Humidity zones: Very Low under 30% - Low 30-60% - Low-Moderate 40-70% - Moderate 60-80% - Moderate-High 70-85% - High 80%+ - Very High 90%+
Current Big Z's catalog: Yes
Hottentotta gentili
Keeper Snapshot: A big North African buthid with medically significant venom that has been linked to human deaths. No hand contact, ever: build dry rock and cork crevices with one damp refuge, and treat any suspected sting as an emergency.
| Temperature | Start near 95°F days, 68°F nights |
|---|---|
| Humidity | 30-50%: dry surface, damp sheltered refuge |
| Setup Type | Dry rocky setup, flat rock and cork crevices |
| Substrate | Sand-heavy mix (about 3:1 sand/coco), dry surface |
| Feeding | 2nd instar 2x weekly, weekly from 3rd instar on |
| Care Difficulty | Spice 5: Extreme |
| Handling | No handling, not even briefly |
Humidity zones: Very Low under 30% - Low 30-60% - Low-Moderate 40-70% - Moderate 60-80% - Moderate-High 70-85% - High 80%+ - Very High 90%+

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