devetaki9
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All of them are so beautiful!!! <3
Thank you! I am waiting for the ooths to be laid... The girls are fussy and I am trying to make the environment correct so they will laylol just seen your mating H.coronatus AND T.elegans!
what a great achievement as both those species have major sexual dimorphisms and breeding is the toughest part of keeping those two species. hope your proud, and they lay many ooths, make sure you incubate those properly!
Yes both the green and brown girls did. No hatches yet.....did your cali lay yet?
My first attempt in Feb. was with Alice and Frankenweenie. He jumped right on and they connected for many hours. I could not get her to lay. She became eggbound and died I sent FW to NY. This time My male jumped on and was only connected for 45 mins. When I tried again they remained connected for 5 or so hours. She laid her ooth now to see if it hatches. I am trying to get her sister to mate, no dice. She is calling and very gravid but he is not interested. I do keep him in another room. I am trying again today. I Used high humidity (75 %) and temps about 80 to 85 F for the mating. I always use the fan with the wind blowing on them. When I was trying to get her to lay, she was acting fussy, I used soil, and put real foliage in her container. I am new to this too, so hopefully we can see what is effective Oh, and I upped the humidity a little to get her to lay....Sally: I will also be mating Orchids soon. I have a few questions regarding your recent experience with this issue. How long did your Orchids stay coupled in the mating process? Did the female attempt to decapitate the male? Did you keep them otherwise in separate rooms? Did it take an increase in temperature to finally get them to go for it?
Thanks,
Rich
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