Androctonus Bicolor A.

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I'd say those look even more promising. Very clearly look to be embryos at this point.

Yes they are protruding.. or how do you say?
Making the skin get bumpy... and turning yellowish.

At this rate, I dont think gestation will take very long. I doubt my male could have made her gravid, so it might already be gravid for quite some time now...

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Protruding. Very exciting. Maybe I won't have to hunt down a male after all...

Yours got the same confirmed white blobs?? I hope for you it has!

I'll check closer when I rehouse them in a few days.

Update 10/6
Getting huge, still eating. I put a water bowl, but stopped feeding for evident reasons. Might be my imagination, but on the second picture one of the white blobs seem to have a little tail.

I do wonder if they can be spread this erratic all over her abdominal area, as in the past I have seen gravid females have some sort of structure, like drapes on a vine.

Aw babies soon

Dunno really, I have no idea how far she is. Any guesses? :-)
If I should take the theory my male impregnated her, she still has 4-5 months to go. But she seems further down the road than that.
When she arrived here, she had no signs of being gravid, but she may have been, which leads me to believe it is actually due pretty soon...

Someone with experience on this in these species? Chime in!

I'd say she was gravid when u got her it's usually the last stages you can see the embryos inside so I'd say not too long

Ok we will see, i say mid to end of july she will go basket. The white dots dont seem to be developped too much yet and not close enough together to be due anytime soon, but Bex, I hope you're right!

Me too then you can share lol

What is one worth it to you?

^a dwa license for a start lololol

spinnin_tom wrote:

^a dwa license for a start lololol

you are correct

Congrats bro pluto. Hope u get a massive pile of baby bicolors soon!
Then we can all play "guess the no. of babies" again

GS bro! :-) thanks!

Lol, looking forward to that, the person guessing the right amount of i2's after 2 months will get one for free :-p

Damn I wish I could get the parabuthus to do it, but the female keeps running away from the male ..

Oh well, time will tell.

i want to win lol

whats ur magic number :p

i dunno need to do some reasearch whats the average brood size for them?

lol oh no doesnt work that way, smartypants..

um well maybe 27

noted

I'm gonna regret going so early though I think

Well bravery always is rewarded too :-)

Usually they have like 30-40 little ones, but in theory they are between 40-80..
She could die mainwhile, or she could eat most of them.. leaving none alive

so, we will see. SHe doesnt have any stress though, so I doubt she will eat them since she bulked up before