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I've had a recent explosion of pillbugs and woodlice in my tropical scorpion 'vivarium'
I had a few in there to help clean and what not
But a few days ago I noticed one of the female scorpions hanging upside near the substrate with her babies on her back and some of the isopods nabbed some of the babies off her back!
It wouldn't be much of an issue if I could just reach in and pull them out but I have so many isopods now and they hide everywhere and its a huge elaborate enclosure as well
Is it because they were hungry cause there wasn't enough of their food source they resorted to eating live prey? Is there like a 'trap' I can set to round up a few each day to throw them out? Or should I throw in some vegetables and dead prey items for them to eat?
Any tips or advice would be great
I had a few in there to help clean and what not
But a few days ago I noticed one of the female scorpions hanging upside near the substrate with her babies on her back and some of the isopods nabbed some of the babies off her back!
It wouldn't be much of an issue if I could just reach in and pull them out but I have so many isopods now and they hide everywhere and its a huge elaborate enclosure as well
Is it because they were hungry cause there wasn't enough of their food source they resorted to eating live prey? Is there like a 'trap' I can set to round up a few each day to throw them out? Or should I throw in some vegetables and dead prey items for them to eat?
Any tips or advice would be great