SolomonJack
Arachnopeon
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- May 22, 2018
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I have a communal setup of 5 juvenile Asian forest scorpions in a 35 gallon tank. I always check the tank before I leave for work and I saw something suspicious. One of them had their tail fully extended out of her hide. I grabbed my tweezers and pulled out what I thought was a molted skin. It was more or less empty but did stink a little. I looked deeper into the hide and I saw a mass of pearly white... something... I pulled away the hide and found a pile of, what I can only assume were guts. Nothing that resembled a dead freshly molted scorpion. The skin was not flipped upside down and the tail was pointing out which makes me think it was a post-molt attack. The girls had all had a nice meal a few days ago.
Anybody have any idea what might have happened?
Anybody have any idea what might have happened?