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Ok, yesterday by pure luck I stumbled across 2 Uroctonus mordax under the bark of a tree stump...up in the mountains for other reasons than this for a few hours and was bored so walked over to a tree stump chair which had bark that looked like it would come off soon and pulled it back and found 2 of em within a foot of each other. They both look to be female as they are quite plump and the largest I've seen(not saying much as I've only come across 4 including these 2).
They were both in a water bottle and after coming home I left then unattended for some time and came back to see one with its stinger in the back of the other. I seperated them of course, and some clear fluid came out of the sting area on the stung scorps back. She didn't seem affected other than perhaps being a bit less reactive than the other one. Today she seems fine, walking around, and the other has taken an earwig. Any concerns for the one that was stung?
Pics soon.
They were both in a water bottle and after coming home I left then unattended for some time and came back to see one with its stinger in the back of the other. I seperated them of course, and some clear fluid came out of the sting area on the stung scorps back. She didn't seem affected other than perhaps being a bit less reactive than the other one. Today she seems fine, walking around, and the other has taken an earwig. Any concerns for the one that was stung?
Pics soon.