jbcarter
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- May 2, 2021
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I am pretty new to owning my scorpions, and up until a few days ago, I thought I had two boys. My scorpion “walter” had five babies and within the first few hours of me noticing, two had crawled down her side, one falling into the water dish. I fished the one out and attempted to put it back on her back but was unsuccessful so I placed it near her in hopes it would find its way back. She unfortunately ate both of the two. Today after arriving home, I took a peek through the side of my enclosure to find no babies at all. After picking up one of the log hides I found one baby flipped over and unmoving with no others in sight. I was curious if there was anything that could have prevented this or if it’s simply just one of those things that happens occasionally?