pics !! lol

hi guys...

it been some times since i last came in forum ..lol been busy these few weeks....working lol ....

lol ..okie now for some pics to share

my last 4i H.H finally molted to 5i


a.m molting into 3rd instar


post molting pics of my other a.m 3rd instar scorplings


H.J ... where is my food



my jewel ....


last but not least ,, 3rd brrod from her whoot whoot

3 broods? wow. Is your jewell gravid? or just fat?

great pics as always, Lester!!!! beautiful scorps!

Awesome collection. Always cool to catch something molting.

Those pudgy guys with the fat tail always on their head look so goofy, but I'd probably go insane trying to feed slings considering how small they are.

lol speaking of gravid .... the jewel pop juz ...

lol so happy

grats

And . . . those are the slings I referenced that would induce insanity in me.

Good luck with the young'uns.

Mr. Mordax wrote:

And . . . those are the slings I referenced that would induce insanity in me.

How come?

oh, how small are they then?

some bads news ......

total 6 nos were born ..so far 2 nos were dead .eaten by the mum.. now left 4 nos ontheir mum back...

going to seperate them into individual container once they down down ...

i wonder if this sp is able to store sperm in their like my Isometrus Maculatus scorpion. we should see lol ...

27/9 - total of 6 nos enter the world of ours 4 were on the back of
it mum. 2 nos on the sand.. a little brood considered. i wonder
why ..

28/9 - the 2nos on the sand did not make it. consumed by it mum.
may they rest in peace ... wonder how long will the little one
molt to 2nd instar. hope no more death from now onwards..
feed a cricket leg to mum and she ate it ... her size is still the
same as comapred to last .. more birth ??? or i am thinking too
much.

28/9 - this brood was considered quite speical to me. consider it
rare and hard to get.
decided to name them soon..


currently they are able 5mm each almost the same size as my recent Isometrus Maculatus
brood babies

Maybe the two on the sand wouldn't make it anyway, and so that's why mom ate them?

I hope the remainders do well.

And I suppose 5mm isn't as small as I thought they were -- I think that's about the size of my V. spinigerus babies.

bad news ........

all Orthochirus scorpions were found dead on the sand when i reach home from work today..

reasons unknow,.,........ they did even make it to 2nd instar ......
wonder what went wrong ............ humility , climate..... temperture??

it going to take a while to forget this .................. sign .........

That really sucks, man.

sorry to hear it.

ah well, you always have that motivation to try again in the future and have a successful brood.