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Euphrates was an asian forest scorpion I got at a pet store in 2020. Fully mature, and crammed in a tiny enclosure to fight with another poor scorpion. I was able to handle her without getting stung or pinched. Over the years of having her, she shed twice, and I suspect she was already old when I got her- having never grown larger than the size shown. Even though arachnids don't surgically implant their love into us with lazerlike precision like rodents do, I still felt a kind of quiet sombreness as I constructed her a sarcophagus (you'll see the egyptian ceremonial burial and symbols with my animals, cuz middle eastern and bronze age stuff is a fascination of mine and its the way I know how to posthumously show I love them. I had not dileneated a cause of death other than ripe old age of possibly 6 or 7 years.
Posthumously, I let the fleshy contents of the shell decay outside for 2 weeks and encased her in a sarcophagus I made from air dry sculpting clay.
Euphrates was a living work of art, a black beauty worthy of admiration and meditation. RIP Euphrates, may you forever find peace and bliss in the Emerald Dream Isis has given you.
Posthumously, I let the fleshy contents of the shell decay outside for 2 weeks and encased her in a sarcophagus I made from air dry sculpting clay.
Euphrates was a living work of art, a black beauty worthy of admiration and meditation. RIP Euphrates, may you forever find peace and bliss in the Emerald Dream Isis has given you.