What month do scorpions give birth? Scorpions are the most numerous

At room temperature, both wild and domestic scorpions produce a litter a year. Why? Because after the female scorpion is fertilized, it takes about 120 days for the fertilized egg to develop into an embryo.

Wild scorpions breed their baby scorpions in July each year, and only have two months of fertilized egg development time by September, and then enter hibernation in October. Embryos will not develop at temperatures below 20 degrees. The following year, the temperature rises from May to June, and the embryo begins to develop, and by July it has developed for a total of exactly four months.

How many times a year does indoor constant temperature scorpion farming scorpions produce? Many people will give birth 3 times. This is wrong.

Raising scorpions at a constant temperature indoors does not mean that they are produced 3 times a year, it only means that they are warmed in winter, and warming them does not mean that the embryos in the belly of the female scorpions will develop. Because heating is just a means, as for how many degrees of temperature is added? It's still an unknown.

According to the long-term experience of raising scorpions, most people in winter indoor constant temperature breeding scorpions are in the form, not a real constant temperature, the temperature is high and low, the temperature is high during the day and low at night, the fertilized eggs of the female scorpion rarely develop, even if the development speed is very slow, a winter embryo development.

The total amount is not more than half a month in the summer. Scorpion novices raise scorpions at constant temperature indoors for a whole winter, and do not see the white embryos in the belly of the female scorpion, practice proves that indoor constant temperature breeding scorpions are not 3 litters a year, most of them are 1 litter, and there are almost no 2 litters. A lot of manpower, material and energy are wasted indoors, and as a result, the scorpions die a lot, and the gains outweigh the losses.

Scorpions generally give birth in July-August each year. Under the right temperature, the scorpion reproduction process will be smoother. Scorpion is an oviparous animal, every year in June is the season of scorpion mating, mating and laying eggs, female scorpions can give birth to 20-40 cubs at a time, the larvae are produced from the female scorpion's reproductive body, gathered on the back of the female scorpion, after 2-3 months, the scorpion cubs can leave the mother to live alone.

Baby scorpions breed in June and July, and if the temperature is high, they can also breed in winter.

Scorpions are most abundant in mid to late April.

Scorpions have hibernation habits, generally in mid to late April, that is, after the sting, and in early November, they begin to slowly hibernate after the sting, and the annual activity time is about 6 months.

During the day, the scorpions mostly come out after sunset from 8 to 11 p.m. and return to their nests at 2 to 3 a.m. the next day. This activity pattern is generally in the warm and windless nights with dry ground, and it is rarely active in windy weather.

Habits:

The growth and reproduction of scorpions are also closely related to the humidity of the external environment. In the wild in nature, if there is no rain for a long time, the scorpion will burrow into a moist place about 1 meter deep underground to hide and hide; When it rains and there is standing water on the ground, they will climb to high places to take shelter. Therefore, when breeding scorpions, it is necessary to pay great attention to the moisture of the feed and the humidity of the breeding grounds and dens.

Generally speaking, the scorpion's activity place should be wetter, and the nest they inhabit needs to be slightly drier, which is conducive to the growth and reproduction of the scorpion. If the burrow is too wet, it is susceptible to microorganisms and it is difficult for the scorpion to molt.

If the scorpion's activity place is too dry, and the feed is not watery, it will also affect the normal growth and development of the scorpion, and even induce mutual killing.

A mature female scorpion can give birth to up to 3 times a year and 5 times in two years, but generally after 4 or 5 times of littering, aging will appear.

When the environment is suitable, the sturdy female scorpion will give birth to the second and third batches of ...... after giving birth to 4 or 5 litters every 30 minutes or soIt takes about 1 5 minutes for each litter to be born, and if the temperature is above 37, it only takes 20 to 30 minutes for a litter to be delivered. Generally, a litter can give birth to 15 35 animals, with an average of about 25 children, and individual high-yielding people can reach 40 60 children.

1. Scorpions in July and August each year is the peak period of littering, the temperature is suitable for littering, the reproductive process of scorpions is as follows: scorpions are oviparous animals, June is the season of scorpion mating, mating and gestational eggs are laid, female scorpions can give birth to 20-40 cubs at a time, larvae from the female scorpion after the reproductive chamber is produced, gathered on the back of the female scorpion, after 2-3 months, the scorpion cubs can leave the mother to live alone.

2. The individual growth and development of young scorpions is closely related to the phenomenon of molting. With each molt, the young scorpion rapidly increases in length, weight, and size, as well as its body color. Female scorpions raised in the wild or under natural conditions generally breed and give birth in mid-July to early August, and the young scorpions are born from the mother's body, which indicates the beginning of a new generation of life history.

3. The newborn young scorpion is called a 1-year-old scorpion, and after each molt, it will increase by 1 in-star, and after 6 molts, it will become a 7-in-star scorpion, that is, an adult scorpion. The young scorpion is very small when it is born, with a body length of about 1 cm and a weight of about 002 grams, the body is soft, slightly fat, milky white, the appendages and the back abdomen (tail) are folded on the ventral surface of the body, and soon after, taking on the shape of a scorpion.

The general temperature is 25 to 28 o'clock, and it takes about 5 days from birth to the first molt of young scorpions; When the temperature reaches 30 or more, it only takes about 3 days to go from 1st to 2nd age.

The body shape and body color of the in-old scorpion changed significantly compared to that of the first-in-class scorpion. First of all, the body color becomes darker, gradually changing from the original milky white to light yellow to light color; At the same time, the body shape becomes elongated, the body length increases to about centimeters, and the weight reaches about 0025 grams or so.

The 2nd instar stage lasts for about 2 months until the second molt begins around late September. Throughout the 2nd year of age, the body of the scorpion does not change much, but the body size and weight increase, the body color deepens, and the characteristics of various parts of the body are more pronounced. After the body color turns brown, after another 5 7 days, the young scorpion leaves the back of the mother scorpion and lives independently.

At this time, the young scorpion has increased mobility, the tail needle can sting, and can discharge a small amount of venom, has the ability to prey on small insects, and can move around at night to capture food.

The timing of the appearance of scorpions largely depends on the geographical location and climatic conditions. In general, scorpions usually prefer warm and dry environments, so they are often active during the summer and fall. However, in the tropics, scorpions may be present year-round.

Specific to different regions, the time of activity of the scorpion may vary. In some areas, the peak period of scorpion activity tends to be summer, when the weather warms up and the nighttime temperature is warmer. However, it is important to note that the habits and behaviour of scorpions can also be influenced by other factors, such as rainfall, missing food** and other ecological conditions.

So, if you want to know when scorpions are active in a particular area, please refer to local climate and research data, or consult local experts or institutions.