let's tie up 2025 with something fluiffy shall we
of course finishing up the year with what has occupied my brain for most of it. My boys, my sons, my little dudes.

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let's tie up 2025 with something fluiffy shall we
of course finishing up the year with what has occupied my brain for most of it. My boys, my sons, my little dudes.
What does you guys think of my nest
(In chronological order)
When I see those deathly lonely anime boys the way I fucking truck it
Also, the other day I checked my communal and...welp! Here is my second brood, and at this point I’m pretty sure the third female is also gravid. So I’ll have plenty of C. gracilis scorplings for sale in the near future.
Look at this little cutie! This was the only scorpling that immediately attacked the roach baby. I thought I was getting pinhead roaches and I did not. I’m a roach newbie so I had no idea what sizes to expect. These were the smallest roaches sent to me, so I settled for prekilling them and offering them to the brood. The final count is 26 surviving scorplings that I have.
Five are reserved for the contest winners { @faithbeforefear & @thegreatpigeonking } and I will be keeping a couple, but will be selling the remainder. When I’m sure they’re all eating and healthy, I will be sending out the freebies and listing the rest for sale. To anyone interested, I’ll definitely post about it here when I get to that point.
I’ve set up the corner of my closet with a personal heater to keep my scorplings nice and warm. After the holidays I should be able to send out the scorplings from my contest, and list the spares for sale. All 26 are still alive and active so I feel confident enough that they’re strong enough. I’d love it if a couple molted to the next instar because with age/size comes hardiness but oh well!
C. gracilis 2i scorplings
Gonna breed micro plastics into my brood, maybe. Even some macro plastics. Gonna make them horrific haunted dolls.