It will be fine, dun attempt to help it unless u found them on substrate
U haven see scorp with over 80 babies, they cling on all the legs, under the mom, at the metasoma and they are all fine

80 scorpling? wat a big big big big family

their mama sure look like a balloon in sphere

hope that the scorpling wont drop until its molt

Dun worry man, the best way to help it is to leave it alone
Best is dun look at it for whole week, but humidity must take care

have to spray some water for it now

long time no get the tank wet

Dude dun spray till "wet''
Damp enuff ady

i mean that long time do not apply water on it

Remember dun stress the mother when spraying

this is mine

heavier than my previous brood..

That looks like more than 40! Way to go!

Congrats junshern
Still got other brood to come?

Accident when transfering...

Clingy baby

I think for my scorp i hav to use the dry method to eliminate those mites.It is still a juvie so there r area dat hard to reach.I just apply vaseline on those reachable area.

oh... look at those babies... its like babies month or something..

It suit the topic of this thread version

nice pic.. i like the feel

so ryo... what subs u used for the hh? no black sand?

Semi dry coco fiber of cause, see how thing goes 1st

dont want the same thing happen again... not at this stage....

my other gravid female from lester is acting really strange. she won;t eat, she keep sitting on top of the bark that is the entrance to her hide.

i wonder, is she going to pop soon?

my male spinifers have followed the longimanus attitude of hiding inside the burrows and dig as deep as they can.

my girl h.spinifer always do that before she born her children,
dont worry, be happy

i think urs will give birth during the next 2 weeks