c celebensis for sale or for trade Philippines

captive bred

for sale/for trade

c.celebensis scorpion 

2i slings 100php each last 15+ remaining

6i female 500php

6i male 400php

6i pair 800php

7i gravid 700php

Family:
Chaerilidae

Genus:
Chaerilus

Range:
This species is found in South and Southeast Asia (Philippines)

Venom level: 1
This species is not considered to be dangerous, nevertheless stings differ from each and everyone so caution is still advised.

Captive Care:
Day time 78-85 night time temps 72-75F, this is a sub-tropical species that does best in a humid enviroment, so the temps should be 65-85.F and humidity %60 -%70. 
They are typically found in forests within or under rotting logs,
between loose tree roots and in damp leaf litter.

Housing:
For adults: "5" W x "6" L x "5" H.
Give them a little extra room, but enclosures this large are not needed.

Cannibalism has been reported for this species, so its best not to house more than one single specimen in an enclosure.

Adult size:
This species rarely attains adult lengths greater than (1.5 inches),
the 2nd instars are only about 3 - 4 mm. total lengths,
a 3rd insrat will be double that of the 2nd instars being about 6 - 7mm,
This is a very small species

Substrate:
Moist coco bedding for substrate,
with small clumps of sphagnum moss,
placed in 1 or 2 corners of the encolsures for hides,

Food:
small crickets / termites / and other small insects

Misting:
3 times a week to keep humidity levels up.

Gestation period:
3 1/2 - 4 1/2 months

Sexing:
males will have slightly different shaped chelae than the females,
males are smaller and thinner bodied than the females,
females will have more of a round chelae,
the males chelae will be more angular shaped.
the first pecting teeth ( left & right ) on females will be enlarged,
so it can be tricky to sex Chaerilus celebensis since they are so small

Pectine count:
the pectine count for this species is,
( 4 teeth for females & 5 teeth for males )
its quite unusual that hey have so few pecting teeth,
but this is a tiny species !

Lifespan:
2 - 6 years

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