are they any spids that can live in a desert setup?

camel spider?

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technically a camel spider isnt a spider, it is tho an arachnid Solifuge (Solifugae)
The Australian species of Phlogellius and Selenocosmia locate from Red sand as the primary substrata.
They are about the only ones that can deal with sand as a substrate, Steve Nunn is a highly experineced and knowledgable Australian Theraphosid researcher. He is the guy i spoke to about this some years ago and he only keeps Australian Theraphosids on Sand, no Brachys or
Aphonopelma species

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Desert Arizona, sand as sub, no need to fret over humidity, or such like, just keep on sand, and keep warm...

Quite easy to come by.

Lots of attitutude, and active.

Will usually sting their prey.

To be almost the one's for sale in the UK, are dissapointing small, and even with the greatest of care, it is very very hard to keep them alive, in captivity, therefore, they tend to be a waste all round....

aslo called a wind scorpion, there like both scorp and spid in one but there hard 2 get hold of and extremly fast

is this a scorpion??

Huh..?

Yeah.

Usually pay about £25 for a good adult or sub.