definately looks like 2nd instars already! nice.. good luck with those!
I was going thru my scorps, feeding and found this. Must be a few days old.
H.hottentotta
Last edited by David Burns; 12-26-2006 at 11:28 PM.
Perfecty Normal.
definately looks like 2nd instars already! nice.. good luck with those!
Regards,
Mr. "hainanensis"
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Congrats! They do look like 2nd instar.
David, you are mass reproducing scorps nowadays...
congrats
Congrats! I can't wait till my adult comes in!
Mike
I am really jealous. I really want a H. hottentotta. They are parthenogenic right?
I'm willing to adopt any unwanted babies.![]()
Cheers!
2nd instar IME..
good luck getting them off her back before she eats them :P
David,
Nice lookin' group of "kids".
Luc
must be nice....
Do they not come off there mom's back by themselves?Originally Posted by G. Carnell
Mike
ah sorry, i meant 1st instar
they come of at 2nd instar, but H.hottentotta are known to cannibalise young, one of my females ate the whole brood at 1st instar![]()
George,
I guess making a meal of the "kids" is no biggie when you can drop a load whenever you want!
Luc
Ahh, okay George... Thanks for straightening that out.
Mike
Since this female was checked 4 days before I found her like this, I think they are probably 1st instar. Also this is my second brood of this species (from 2 seperate females.) So I have some experience with what a 2nd instar looks like.
If she eats them, so be it, I have 4 adult females, so I don't think I will have a shortage of scorplings of this species.
Perfecty Normal.
yes those are for sure a first instar. they still have that "shinier" exo, after molt 1 , they become more mat looking.
cheers, steve
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