Pseudoharpax virescens

[Jose93]

I was just wondering if this species can be kept communally?

 

[hibiscusmile]

Yes they can, they do really good together. Wish I had them again, I kept them till their blood line ran out.

 

[Jose93]

Yes they can, they do really good together. Wish I had them again, I kept them till their blood line ran out.

You don't have any in stock then?

 

[hibiscusmile]

no, I think paradoxa does, but I don't.

 

[Jose93]

no, I think paradoxa does, but I don't.

Wait what did you mean by you had them til their blood line ran out lol?

 

[Paradoxica]

Talk to Nikkko

 

[Precarious]

Yeah, they are pretty cumminal. Give them space and enough food and they do well together. Will still possibly be some cannibalism but not much.

I should have ooths and nymphs withing a few months.

 

[mmcguffi]

Wait what did you mean by you had them til their blood line ran out lol?

+1

what does this mean? lol

 

[mantid_mike]

I have some and soon molting to adult. There was some cannibalism. I'd separate them @ L4 to be safe.

 

[bobericc]

Wait what did you mean by you had them til their blood line ran out lol?

From my knowledge some species can inbreed forever and others you'll start to notice a decline in the hatchrate every generation and or the mortality rate keeps rising, Id put money on getting better results from unrelated lines, which I'm sure there not many of from this spotty eye gambian

 

[Jose93]

From my knowledge some species can inbreed forever and others you'll start to notice a decline in the hatchrate every generation and or the mortality rate keeps rising, Id put money on getting better results from unrelated lines, which I'm sure there not many of from this spotty eye gambian

oh I see. And what are some species that can inbreed forever?

 

[bobericc]

A few to name would be Creos, ghosts, and hierodulas, many would agree these species breed readily and ooth numbers and mortality stays at a constant no matter how many generations are produced.

 

[Jose93]

A few to name would be Creos, ghosts, and hierodulas, many would agree these species breed readily and ooth numbers and mortality stays at a constant no matter how many generations are produced.

Oh ok thanks