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How to feed scorpion seedlings

Scorpions have a wide range of uses, so scorpion breeding is a very popular industry in special breeding. They are not only used for medicinal purposes, but can also be eaten by humans. However, in recent years, there are fewer and fewer wild scorpions. This is because people catch a large number of wild scorpions, but people’s demand for scorpions has not decreased, so scorpion breeding has gradually become popular. The following is an introduction to the feeding methods of scorpion seedlings.

1. Selection of breeding container: Choose a glass or plastic container with good air permeability as the breeding container for young scorpions, and place absorbent materials such as sponges or paper towels at the bottom of the container to maintain humidity.

2. Temperature control: Young scorpions have high temperature requirements and need to maintain a constant temperature. Generally speaking, the room temperature is more suitable to be kept at 25-30 degrees Celsius.

3. Feed selection: Young scorpions mainly feed on other insects or small invertebrates. You can choose to give them small insects that are suitable for the size of their mouthparts, such as small cockroaches, small ants, etc. You can also choose to give them live insects of appropriate size, such as small cicada pupae.

4. Feeding interval: Young scorpions have a small appetite. After giving them an appropriate amount of food at one time, observe their eating habits. Generally, they only need to be fed once a day or every other day.

5. Water supply: Place a shallow dish or small cup in the young scorpion's breeding container and provide an appropriate amount of water regularly. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the water to prevent bacteria from growing.

6. Cleaning and disinfection: Clean the breeding container of young scorpions regularly, remove leftover food and feces, and disinfect it to prevent the spread of disease.

7. Observation and protection: Regularly observe the behavior and physical condition of the young scorpions, and handle any abnormalities promptly. In addition, young scorpions have stinging tails, so you need to protect yourself and avoid being stung.

In short, the feeding and management of young scorpions requires providing a suitable breeding environment, appropriate feed, and regular observation and maintenance of the breeding containers to ensure the healthy growth of the young scorpions.