Regeneration of lost limbs

So, from what i know, scorpions don't regenerate lost limbs like tarantulas does.
But i was wondering if depends of the scorp species.
I have a b. jacksoni, who just molted yesterday, and somehow, another one managed to get to him, and munched on his left chela, until i've noticed and removed the attacker.
The munched arm was useless, so i've had to cut it off, because it was just hanging there, underneath the scorp body, and i want to know if there is any chance that the little one will recover his lost arm, considering that is just a 3I.

iam pretty sure that scorps no matter sp dont regenerate limbs..

Nope, won't regenerate.

This is also why people recommend housing barks separately until after they mature.

They have been separated in a tool box with compartments, but somehow the other one managed to get in the next compartment.
Oh well, i'm glad that i saved the little one for now, and hope that he will be alright for the rest of his life.

Depends on how bad the wound is really. catching prey might also be a problem but then again the prey can always be incapacitated or injured in some way.

Nope gone for good. might regenerate a little nub, but nothing else. sorry to hear that. good news is many scorpions do fine with just one palp




John

d@nn wrote:

They have been separated in a tool box with compartments, but somehow the other one managed to get in the next compartment.

Gotcha. I had some female mordax with sub-par partitions that they kept crossing . . . I separated them into individual tanks less than a month before they started popping.