I left them over night and found a spermatophore at the next morning and i have never witness any mating nor found any spermatophore since then
Several weeks later i noticed one of the female is bloated up and faint reddish embryo are visible on the side of her pleural membrane and separated her in another container
Around 3weeks later, 7 DECEMBER 2009, i woke up in the morning and found 2 babies trying to climb on her back
She was all covered with babies within 2hours and was munching down underdeveloped eggs after i finish my breakfast. Rough estimation around 15 healthy babies was born
The other 3 female have visible faint reddish embryo visible too and i separated all of them from the communal tank and expecting more brood from them very soon
Here's some pictures to share
Spermatophore found on the next day i got them
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Babies marching to mom's back
After an hour
Process done, munching time
Temperature: Approx 27-31ºC
Humidity: Approx 60-70%
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8 DECEMBER 2009
Not much different, i mist the enclosure a lil bit hoping they will turn to 2instar sooner
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9 DECEMBER 2009
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10 DECEMBER 2009
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11 DECEMBER 2009
Found one scorpling walking on the substrate I picked it up and noticed the tail was flat and cant cling well on my palm but i put it back on the mom's back anyway
Their color are turning darker
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12 DECEMBER 2009
Some are molting when i checked on them It took approx 5hours for all of them to molt to 2instar. It's amazing to see them hanging and molting upside down. At 1st i thought they ll fall on the substrate to complete the molt but their climb back on the mom's back to pull out the metasoma part instead
Found one dead on substrate tho...
I then separated the other 3gravid female from my communal setup in containers below
One of the setup
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7th day, all molted to pretty 2instar
They looks way bigger after the molt and their tails are really long
Here's a picture for u guys to figure out their size
