SeanCasey
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Babycurus gigas: She poppedLooks like a nice healthy brood.
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~Abyss~
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Sweet looking babies. Sean, make sure to save me one. 
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GideonSmith08
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Dang, you're having a good year huh?
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TheJackal
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very nice, I dont know too much about scorps, how long will they be chillin on moms back?
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Celeste
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With most scorps, they will be on her back until their first molt, and then they will start fending for themselves.
They are sure adorable, Sean -- congratulations!!!
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SeanCasey
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Well so far this year has been "ok". A L. infuscatus and this B. gigas popped, but my C. hentzi brood all failed to make it to 2i. The one baby remaining is 2i but lacks legs or pedipalps. Also last year I had bought a "gravid" C. chiapenensis, but became apparent that it was not as it was way past when it should have dropped. Last night I found it dropped 18-20 undeveloped embryos.
That said I have much hope for this year: My other Babycurus gigas looks gravid, my female Hottentotta trilineatus looks gravid, I have two gravid Hadrurus spadix, one gravid Hadrurus Arizonensis pallidus, a possibly gravid Babycurus jacksoni (and if she isn't I have acquired an adult male to get her gravid with), my female Hadogenes Paucidens is getting ready for her final moult to adult hood and I have a male waiting for her, I have one gravid Pandinus Imperator, and a female one moult away from adulthood and a male ready to go. Plus with my breeding pair of Mesobuthus martensii (female looks like she is possibly gravid), breeding pair of Uroctonus Mordax, and plans to complete some other breeding pairs this year is filled with fun projects.
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ftorres
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HEllo Sean,
Congrats on the babies.
If you need a male to get your female gravid again let me know.
Now, how are you keeping the babies and the mom?????
Be really carefull with disturbing the mom and the babies, temperature and humidity is very important too.
I have lost two litters from two different moms, and I am still learning.
let me know if I can help.
francisco
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