First space on each monitor gets merged together on external monitor disconnect

I work on two displays and noticed that spaces act strangely when my external display gets disconnected. My setup might look something like:
Laptop:
Space 1 | Space 2
External Monitor:
Space 3 | Space 4 | Space 5
What I would expect when disconnecting my monitor is that Space 3 - 5 just move to the laptop. However, I have noticed that what actually happens is that the first Space on the external monitor gets merged into the first Space on the laptop:
Space 1 + 3 | Space 2 | Space 4 | Space 5
I've worked around this by keeping the first Space on my external monitor empty so that I don't experience any merging when disconnecting.
Has anyone else noticed this? Is this the desired effect or is there a more effective workaround?
Thanks,
Patrick

Re-check your connections again. Did you plug in the +12v cable to your Radeon yet?
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