krenemetcalfe
Arachnopeon
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- Jun 25, 2020
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I had just cleaned her enclosure, and was too low on the reptisoil to add it to her coconut substrate. I figured I would add it in the next day no problem. So, it’s usually a bit deeper. She isn’t much of a burrower honestly except sometimes RARELY under her alligator skull. I came down the next day and she had babies all over her back. She is my first scorpion and we must have adopted her right after she bred! Lucky!!! She is my baby, I adore her. I am SO worried about her and these babies. I am keeping this moist every day. Overflowing her dish and pouring water into the coconut substrate, but it’s tough with her heat mats. I don’t want to stress her out. Is it better to leave her be and keep this up or try to add some soil quietly. She has a big hide she loves, and her water dish, some smaller rocks and her alligator skull she could never get under with the babies. Also, I was going to separate the babies into individual containers after they climb down, keep track of feedings and molts, is this best? Or is communal best? If one gets knocked off early, can I just place it back in her back? I did that today and she tolerated it. She is pretty amazing. Definitely in Momma Bear mode, but normally, with me, she will reach up and climb right I to my hand. No one else, just mine. She is turning down food, so I am respecting that. She isn’t a big eater. I moved her water dish over more so she can fit through that space now that she is in this clumsy mode. She is has a towel covering the top, but is always on my kitchen counter. She comes out to interact. Do i move her somewhere else for now? She still comes out on her own. Any and all advice is appreciated! Thank you all in advance!
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