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Copulation-Readiness
Copulation-Readiness
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The indication of the copulation readiness means the time from the last molt to the first copulation readiness. It's only a notion and depends on the aviable food and keeping conditions.
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| Male |
ca. 1 week after the last molt |
| Female |
ca. 3 weeks after the last molt |
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| | Copulation | Period |
ca. 6- 10 hours |
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| | Ooths | First building |
4-6 weeks after the last molt |
| Period |
4 weeks |
| | Number |
up to 4 |
| Size |
4cm- 6cm |
| Shape |
longish |
| Color |
lightgray to white
Especialness: after the building the ooth is covered by a white foam, which will be destroyed after spraying water |
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| | Incubation | Temperature |
30°C |
| Humidity |
80%- 100% (spray them every day) |
| Period |
4- 6 weeks |
| Substrate |
wet cocos- moult |
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| | Hatching | Number |
up to 120, averaged 40 |
| Size |
ca. 8mm |
| Look |
red body, black head and legs, ant-mimikry |
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| | Breeding | Temperature |
25°C- 30°C |
| Humidity |
70%- 90%, not too wet |
| Substrate |
wet cocos- moult, but not too wet |
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| | Hint | Keep looking for a good ventilation.
The females will molt two more times than the males. Because of this, keep the males colder and do not feed them as much as the females. So the males will need longer to get adult. This ensures you will be able to breed them when they hatched out of the same ooth. |
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