Pandinus imperator

[MatthewM1]

Deep deep substrate to dig, they love tunneling, 5"+ if possible. They are also very sensitive to vibrations, I had my Asian Forrest scorps(different species but very similar care to emps) next to fire belly toads at one point and the vibrations from the filter stressed the scorps to the point of not eating, I moved the fire bellies and the scorps started eating like pigs

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[elliotulysses]

Deep deep substrate to dig, they love tunneling, 5"+ if possible. They are also very sensitive to vibrations, I had my Asian Forrest scorps(different species but very similar care to emps) next to fire belly toads at one point and the vibrations from the filter stressed the scorps to the point of not eating, I moved the fire bellies and the scorps started eating like pigs

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I have mine on a shelving unit on top of my tarantula, so the only disturbance they get is really when someone walks by. So far they have hunted the crickets I gave them and a burrowing. I used a good portion of coconut fiber.
My only complaint is they won't live my damn succulent alone!