Arizona Bark Scorpion Control

Only one of the 30 species of scorpions found in arizona is regarded as life threatening.

Arizona bark scorpion control.

The arizona bark scorpion like all scorpions is from a long line dating back before the dinosaurs. But the arizona back scorpion is different. Carrying with them a threatening appearance and venomous sting bark scorpions invade homes throughout arizona every summer. Roaches are famous for being nuclear survivors but bark scorpions were found relatively unaffected at ground zero after atomic tests in the nevada desert.

Hardy survivors scorpions boast an armor that can resist most insecticides. Light brown to brownish yellow in color with dark lengthwise bands. Appearance what do they look like. Like bees and spiders scorpions are arthropods.

The bark scorpions venomous and very painful sting can be a medical threat especially to youngsters or those with allergic reactions. Arizona bark scorpion control in mesa we re members of the national pest management association. In the photo above there are three types of scorpions from left. These scorpions have venom that is harmful to humans and although it is very rare to die from a scorpion sting the resulting pain and discomfort can be significant.

What happens after an arizona bark scorpion sting. An adult male can reach 8 cm in length 3 14 inches while a female is slightly smaller with a maximum length of 7 cm 2 75 inches. Their pincers are elongated and thin unlike other scorpions that have thick lobster like pedipalps. Arizona bark scorpions facts identification control scientific name.

Striped bark scorpions centruroides vittatus a typical non poisonous scorpion is the common striped centruroides vittatus striped bark scorpion. There is no pest quite as feared by mesa homeowners at the arizona bark scorpion. Arizona bark scorpions have a tiny little bump or subaculear tooth that pokes out of an arizona bark scorpions tail just under the stinger. You may need a magnifying glass to see it bark scorpions have a more sender body build with thinner tails and pincers than other scorpion species.

The arizona bark scorpion centruroides sculpturatus once included in centruroides exilicauda is a small light brown scorpion common to the sonoran desert in the southwestern united states and northwestern mexico. The giant hairy scorpion the striped tail scorpion and the bark scorpion. The arizona bark scorpion was once thought to be extremely dangerous but now is considered to be fatally dangerous primarily to infants children people in poor health and the elderly. Arizona bark scorpions are extremely common in the phoenix valley and they re the most venomous species in the usa.

Call for scorpion control. Our phoenix valley pest control pro s understand the seriousness of a scorpion problem. This scorpion species grows up to 7 cm or 3 long.