Yellow-Faced Red Blue Scorpion Discus, Proven Breeding Pair

Once upon a time, in the desert lands of the Southwest, there lived a young woman named Maya. She had long black hair and eyes as blue as the sky on a clear day. Maya was known in the village for her beauty, her wit, and her kindness.

One day, as Maya was walking by the river, she came across a scorpion. The scorpion was struggling in the water, and Maya knew that if she didn’t do something quickly, it would drown.

Maya had always been afraid of scorpions, but she knew that she couldn’t let this one die. So she carefully lifted it out of the water and set it on the riverbank.

To her surprise, the scorpion didn’t sting her. Instead, it looked up at her with its dark, shiny eyes, and Maya felt a strange connection to the creature. She knew that it was a sign, though she wasn’t sure what kind of sign.

The next day, Maya was walking through the desert when she saw a man riding towards her on horseback. He was tall and rugged, with deep brown eyes and a red scarf around his neck. Maya had never seen him before, but she felt drawn to him.

The man introduced himself as Carlos, and Maya felt an instant connection to him. They talked for hours, about everything from the desert’s beauty to their dreams for the future. Maya noticed that Carlos had a small scorpion tattoo on his wrist, and she smiled, thinking back to the scorpion she had saved the day before.

Over the next few weeks, Maya and Carlos saw each other often. They went on long horseback rides through the desert, exploring hidden canyons and winding rivers. Maya loved the way Carlos looked against the blue sky, with his red scarf fluttering in the breeze.

One night, as they sat by the fire, Carlos took Maya’s hand and looked into her eyes. “Maya,” he said, “I’ve never felt this way about anyone before. Will you be mine?”

Maya’s heart raced as she looked at Carlos. She knew that she had fallen in love with him, too. “Yes,” she said, “I will be yours.”

As they embraced, Maya felt a strange sensation on her hand. She looked down and saw the same scorpion that she had saved by the river, crawling up her arm. Carlos quickly brushed it off, but Maya couldn’t help feeling that it was another sign.

Over time, Maya and Carlos grew to love each other more deeply. They explored the desert together, always wearing blue and red, the colors of their love. And whenever they saw a scorpion, they remembered the strange way that their love had begun, with a small creature saved from the water’s depths.