The African Emperor Scorpion will not recognize its owner. African emperor scorpions have no emotional organs, so no matter how long they are kept, they cannot recognize their owner. However, after being kept for a long time, African emperor scorpions will think that the owner is not a threat and will not actively attack the owner. Sometimes they will even climb on the owner.

Notes on raising African Emperor Scorpions:
1. Prepare a breeding box for the African Emperor Scorpion, and cover the box with one centimeter of coconut soil.

2. First place small wooden blocks on the coconut soil, and then use tweezers to put the African emperor scorpion into it.

3. African emperor scorpions can be fed mealworms, 3-5 of them per week are sufficient. Do not feed too much to avoid food refusal.

4. You can put a heating pad and a humidifier in the breeding box to control the temperature and humidity in the breeding box to prevent the African Emperor Scorpion from dying due to inappropriate temperature.