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Yeah I've kinda gotten that way..but when they hit 3 or 4 inches its usually hard not to check
The popping babies part, are talking about one or both? I will try asking around on scorps but it does need a know-how on humidity and moisture requirements and stuff.Bark scorpions are by far the most visible, active and communal scorpions available. If anyone is thinking of getting some, i highly recommend them. I'm already going crazy over my FL bark scorps, the C gracilis communal. Excellent species. The big black species are cool, and beautiful, but not half as interesting. The junceus though..what a gorgeous sp...and the T stigmura as well...One year or so from now she's going to start popping babies out all by herself..
my female curly, 3 inches of royalty.