NocturnalSkies
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Late Friday night before bed I discovered that my uronoctus mordax that I’ve had for months had unexpectedly given birth. She had all her babies on her back. I came home from work today to find that she had evicted all but 2 of them. I wondered if maybe they fell off so I painstakingly them back on her back. About 3 hours later they were again evicted and this time I figured it was intentional so I again painstakingly picked them up and put them in a little container with a damp tissue and am keeping them warm. There’s very little info I can dig up on what to do in this scenario and I’ve never cared for first instar scorplings before so I’d definitely appreciate any advice.
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