Scorpion tailing disease

Also known as hemiplegia. Tailing disease is a long-term feeding of scorpion containing high-fat feed, resulting in a large amount of fat accumulation in the body, coupled with the disease caused by excessive humidity in the feeding room and pond nest, the second-year-old scorpion is easy to suffer from the disease. The symptoms of scorpion are as follows: bright body, enlarged segments, decreased or lost limb function, tail drag, slow movement, difficulty or motionless, red mucus secreted by mouthparts, and died 5-10 days after onset.

Prevention and treatment methods: feed little or no high-fat feed, mainly to feed soft-shelled turtle insects, supplemented with appropriate yellow powder insects and melon grass; adjust the humidity in the feeding room and nest pond to maintain a dry environment; after the onset of scorpion, use 3 grams of baking soda tablets, 50 grams of wheat bran (fried incense), 60 grams of water, mix well and feed until cured.