Lizz
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- May 26, 2017
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I didn't realize that Liocheles australasiae were parthenogenetic, so I was very surprised to see the scorpion I've had since it was a baby who has never been paired has babies on her back!
Not only is this the first time I've had scorpion babies (is there a proper name for that? Nymphs?) This scorpion is my first and only scorpion I've ever owned.
I guess I must have done a pretty good job caring for her, lol
If I'm not mistaken these scorpions are communal right? So the babies can live together without problem?
Oh and is there anything special I need to know about caring for these tiny babies?
Not only is this the first time I've had scorpion babies (is there a proper name for that? Nymphs?) This scorpion is my first and only scorpion I've ever owned.
I guess I must have done a pretty good job caring for her, lol
If I'm not mistaken these scorpions are communal right? So the babies can live together without problem?
Oh and is there anything special I need to know about caring for these tiny babies?