Parabuthus tranvaalicus molt issues

This is my problem too. until now my p.trans is not molting and she hunts for food but not kill it. heres the link for her picture.

Hi sweetsting,

First, let me set your mind at ease. As per what you have stated and shown above, she does not seem to be in any danger. Molt can be a test of time. While some scorpions may molt "in regular intervals", some may just take much longer time. If I remember correctly, the longest one i've waited for was over a year!

Secondly, what you may wish to do is to improve her living conditions. I'm not sure on the husbandry (e.g. water provision, temp, ventilation, feeding) that you have been providing her but I would recommend that her substrate to be changed to a sand/coco fibre mix or at least, changed totally to sand which is much finer that the grainy stone like substrate you are using now. The concern her is on allowing some moisture in her enclosure that would be beneficial, especially to young/sub-adult desert scorpions. More details on their caresheet here.

she may seemed to be "hunting for food", but if she does not consume her prey, but I would like to think that she's eliminating threats in her enclosure while she may be preparing for a molt.

Let me know if you have other questions. BTW, you are welcomed to do a self intro to our folks here in ASA
http://www.allscorpionarchives.com/f24-introduce-yourself