AFS Scorpling rescue- Idk what I'm doing please help.

Hey, so a local pet shop's Asian forest scorpion had babies. They are not really equipped for this and wanted me to take the babies since I'm the only invert guy the manager (a personal friend of mine) knows.

2 problems- 1 they promised the mom to another big box pet store and the guy never came to get her, so now the babies are leaving mom and they are scooping them up and sending them to me. I'm not too upset about that as tbh I'm not much of a scorpion guy. I like them but I never planned on getting any and now I'm having to learn very quickly.

Which brings me to problem 2- they sent me the babies with some pinhead crickets. These things are tiny, I'm used to like small spiders that can eat stuff 2-3 times their size, these pinheads are almost microscopic and most of them are dead in the container. I got a couple out and tried to feed the scorplings. I found all the crickets drowned in water bowls the next day and tried to set them out for the babies to get to. They didn't eat them live- which I read is normal, but they didn't eat them dead either. They have been off mom for about 3 or 4 days and haven't eaten anything. What do I do?

I was planning on getting some small dubias to pre kill for them, but I'm worried.

Everything online said these guys are easy, but I'm stressed out cause I've had them 3 days and can't get them to eat. Some sources say feed them weekly, some say 2-3 times a week. I'd like some advice from someone who has kept babies of possible

No idea which species, sorry. Can't get a good look at Mom and the babies are too small for me to even try to guess.

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u/IThinkImACat1 — 4 days ago

Baby forest scorpion care and separation

A local pet store has Asian forest scorpions, probably wild caught, but one of them had babies. Currently the babies are riding around on moms back, but they asked if I can take them since I'm friends with the manager and the only invert keeper they know.

I have never kept scorpions and don't know anything about rearing the babies, but I would like to try it! I know about general adult care but how/when do I separate the babies from mom or from each other? What can I keep the babies in that is fairly space efficient?

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Thank you for any tips!

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u/IThinkImACat1 — 18 days ago

Natural materiel POD shirts?

So I have a company that does habitat gardening. I have been thinking about getting some shirts made, but since my company is super eco-focused, I don't want shirts made of synthetic material (they release micro plastics when washed).

The only place I have found that does printing on natural material is yocol. I made a test order and haven't received it yet, but I'm just curious about their POD options.

Are there other companies that you recommend that can print on natural materials? I would prefer all-over prints. I am making floral shirts with native plant prints.

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u/IThinkImACat1 — 2 months ago