ismart
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Great job AB! They look fantastic! B)
well, you're in better situation than me I have 1 female and two malesThanks! The 5 males will have lots of competition over the two females. :lol: I sure wish I could get 1-2 more females..........
True, lol. I would still like at least one other female. You have E. fasciata right?well, you're in better situation than me I have 1 female and two males
I have 3 pennatas l5 and 3 fasciatas l1.True, lol. I would still like at least one other female. You have E. fasciata right?
Wait until sub-adult.my female just molted to 6th instar as well, I'm thinking of diapausing her
where are these guys from? what temperature do they need to diapause at?I have sub-adults!!
Female
Male
Another pic of the male showing his goofy antenna. :lol:
Per Christian's advice (thanks again!!) I will be putting them into diapause in 1-2 weeks from now. Once it is all set up, I'll show yal how I converted a mini fridge for their "diapause chamber". B)
If they don't get diapause they will not be very healthy and will not breed.What is the purpose of diapause with these?
So it's basically just a cool period which they experience in the wild?Christian said they could skip the diapause if they were not exposed to natural light, and only had constant high temps. I'm doing a diapause because I wanted to give it a shot.
The cool period breaks the diapause induced by the reduced photoperiod. The cool period has no effect if the ooth is not already in diapause.So it's basically just a cool period which they experience in the wild?
They do not diapause as ooths, but as sub-adults.The cool period breaks the diapause induced by the reduced photoperiod. The cool period has no effect if the ooth is not already in diapause.
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