Help I think my scorpion has passed

[evanng]

hello, I recently purchased a hottentotta hottentotta baby I have done everything I was told to one purchasing however, it has an eaten since the first time I feed it about two days ago it quit moving yesterday. I came home to a white liquid coming out of his side and what appears to be a leg. I’m afraid it might be too late to help it, but any advice would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

hello, I recently purchased a hottentotta hottentotta baby I have done everything I was told to one purchasing however, it has an eaten since the first time I feed it about two days ago it quit moving yesterday. I came home to a white liquid coming out of his side and what appears to be a leg. I’m afraid it might be too late to help it, but any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Any pics if it’s motionless not much can be done this year I lost a tarantula and couldn’t figure out why. Just a mystery !?!?

 

[evanng]

Here is it about a week before and one from today.

 

[Ultum4Spiderz]

Here is it about a week before and one from today.

lack of a small water dish is only thing I see noticeably wrong but wait and let more experienced keepers say what went wrong . let the experts chime in .

Inevitably some just don’t make it . I’ve never kept a scorpling I got an adult last emperor.
I don’t know how accurate this care sheet is and it’s too late for you.

Hottentotta Hottentotta – Detailed Guide: Care, Diet, and Breeding - Shrimp and Snail Breeder

Hottentotta hottentotta, commonly known as the Congo scorpion, is a medium-sized scorpion with relatively potent venom which can cause some intensive pain for several hours. These scorpions have been popular in the hobby for many years because of their behavior, interesting hunting habits, and...

aquariumbreeder.com

 

[Joey Spijkers]

Did you keep a feeder in there that wasn't eaten? It looks like the side of the scorp was bitten into

lack of a small water dish is only thing I see noticeably wrong

For small scorplings, allowing them to drink from droplets or a moist corner of substrate once in a while is sufficient, especially for more arid species.