I don't know. We'll see when we feed them the first time.are both tails fully functional?
Thanks. Yes, we'll do!Good luck and be sure to post some extra pics
No. We'll keep them. I hope they survive!wow!!!!! you might be able to sell that to a local university for studies! that looks crazy!!
What do you mean we plan?Or breed an army and take over the world!
Will do!wow please post a video of these guys eating
It's rare, but it's not the first time! But it's really rare that 2 are mutants in one brood!!For one to happen I can imagine is incredibly rare, but 2!!!
I don't think it's a gene, but i'll mate this ones if they reach maturity!you could be onto something here.. you should try breeding it.
in many cases in nature anrn't genetic mutations like that one usually sterile?Wow very cool, just think if its possible to be genetic, scorps with 2 tails will be the new craze! I know im getting WAY ahead of myself and its kinda unlikely but a man can dream! lol
Yes. But once i saw an adult C.sculpturatus who reached maturity. So: Let's hope they don't die!very very few two tailed scorpions ever make it to maturity. about 90% of the time they die young from moulting problems. not impossible, but very unlikely.