Androctonus bicolor

WC gravid
Didn't expect them so soon, saw them today at i2
15 at i2, dont know how many born don't think there were any eaten since there were roaches for food.
She was fed all she wanted to eat.
Slight watering of one side every weel, 32c.

Congrats Bro

Post some pics when you get a chance.

I love baby pics

SO she was pregnant! Gz!! Need those cuddly pics as inspiration!!! I dont see mine, for 4 days already
i2? So she gave birth about 2 weeks ago? I doubt she is still giving birth then.. I might think she ate a few then

Anyway, I'm happy for you.. i knew it was important to you

Thanks guys yeah it was quiet important since i want to make sure there are a few different bloodlines in sweden to prevent inbreeding

Sorry about the bad pic.

wohhhh looky there, lil' andro!!!! Dude, they already have a blackened tail?
I am very suspicious about my i3s now! They still are completely yellow :-s

I don't see any picture

pluto wrote:

wohhhh looky there, lil' andro!!!! Dude, they already have a blackened tail?
I am very suspicious about my i3s now! They still are completely yellow :-s

Thats sounds strange, yours are Aenas? maybe theyre different.

No the scorplings I have are longecarinatus.. you might be right they're different.. still strange though! Awesome scorplings and healthy mom. Not even leftovers on her back!

Hmmm, i would like to identify my bicolors, they might be Aenas then, since theyre so damn shiny.

Awesome! Congrats Will3

Nothing beats having new kids around... lolz

Yeah real happy at what temp do you keep the little ones?

80-90F

Ok thats what i thought don't wanna overheat the little ones, kinda figured they dry out easy, btw don't you guys use celcius over there?

Lolz.. Yeah we do. I use a online temp conversion chart for u
btw is it possible to post the "pre-birth" side shots/ top shots of her here (if u still have it)
Now i know the white embroys does not have to be that obvious to signify an incoming brood.
Happy for u bro

I guess they go from obvious to less visible in the end, will look for the pics.

Mine still had them before she locked herself up VERY VISIBLY.. its like spaghetti dots in there (only gotten worse)....
She may not be as far as yours though a person that knows scorpions said she is.

Will see when she gives birth and how many there are.

Seeing the number of scorpling yours might have been a double clutch and because of this it might not have been this visible since there was enough room in her belly so no embryo were pushed against her outer membrane...

Dunno, its all theory

But i AM HAPPY for you!

Half-clutch you mean?

I dunno what it is called, but I meant the fact where a female already gave birth from a mating, but gives a second birth too.. usually a smaller one. I believe it is called double clutching but im not too sure.