gravid H. arizonensis

Need eddies help here maybe, found a gravid H. arizonensis in a random mom and pop pet store and had to snatch it up. I'll post pics when i get home but Would like a pic of Eddies/abyss' setup so hopefully this birth goes smooth. I'll be providing a good amount of humidity and a cooler atmosphere for the birth along with one side of the enclosure being dry and warm, if there's anything i'm missing please dont be shy to input, this is gunna be a tough one to keep the babies alive and kicking.

nice to hear the good news!i cant help but i hope and i believe that everything is going smoothly good luck with the babies!!keep up the good work

Cool. Wish you luck with raising up the scorplings successfully.

Afraid I can't help but congrats and good luck Eddy is normally on in the evenings so hopefully he will help

H. arizonensis scorplings are always hard to raise so good luck mate and hope it goes well

Hey, read this thread:

https://scorpionforum.darkbb.com/t5679-desert-hairys-1295-from-spider-shop

ok, here's a few I snapped real quick, makin a special enclosure for it atm, need to get it isolated quick before it births. And yes I know they arent very good pics, didnt grab the backlight for it.

its gonna pop any second! nice scorp man

She's a good looking specimen.

any time now, I can see it's skin shifting.

Here's the temporary enclosure for it I made quick, don't think I have time to make it a better one. Made it so it can't make a deep burrow so I can snatch up the babies and incubate if I have to. One side dry and hot, sand with a makeshift hide and a heat lamp pointed at it away from the other side. And a cool humid place with a semi false bottom with a low hide simulating a burrow.

Put it in and it seemed to play with the sand a bit and headed straight for the cool humid side, I made sure to heat up the sand a lil bit to make sure it started with a warm/cool place.

Is that a pallidus?

Looks to be