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I would say pre-molt, my juvi looks the same, she is outgrowing her exo.

Nice catch.

Nice Haddies! a great scorpion species..

Great info and thread.

Beautiful scorpions and some of my favorites..

Great picture!!

Stunning color's..

Beautiful!

Congratulations on the new brood..

I am no expert but i would say female..

WOW!! what a brood, never seen so many at one time.

I keep mine at 80 to 90 percent humidity and around 85 to 90 degrees thru the day and cool off to 75 degrees at night. You may want to raise everything a bit.

I would always keep them at the temps where they come from, I am sure they would adapt to a degree but its not a good thing to do to them. I try to simulate the same temps and humidity is where came from. I heat mine thru the day and cool them off at night, seems to work fine.

patience, i would leave her be.

Great little scorpions, I had one back in the 90's. You need to keep them in a dry environment, its looks to be a bit to wet from your pictures. They like to burrow also, you will need to mix some clay powder into your sand and stone so it will hold its shape and be good for burrowing. On the...

Great find!!

Thanks for the ID.

Sorry to hear about your loss, I wouldn't give up though, one of these days when life slows down, I want to build a Haddy encloser and make the substrate deep for burrowing and at the bottom a controllable moisture source. I have that type of setup now for my Trogs but don't use it, they really...

Its been running nicely, though i haven't finished the outside trim and stain. I will post some pictures over the weekend.