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Not exactly. Only if they have plenty of room to have their own space and food supply. I wouldn’t keep them together and risk loosing some.

Thanks Chanda. I have 5 Mactans coming tomorrow.

Where did you get these? I’m looking for some.

Try this.

Here's my channel https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCTjsAS72iimZn_o1Ey3-hJw

Awesome info. So I'm assuming this little guys will molt quickly? Will some of the other eggs possible hatch as well?

So I have been incubating my G. Roseas eggs for over a month and thought they were really just duds. I was fixing to throw them out and saw something crawling. There are 5 little babies moving around. The water was dry in the incubator so I added more water and looks like more eggs are halfway...

My female "Mello". She is geogeous. H. Maculata by WhitenerJ posted Sep 17, 2016 at 5:41 PM

Why did you revive a post from 2003??? :banghead:

Faster than even a camera can capture. My P. Metallica was in one spot one moment and clear across its enclosure the next millisecond. They can literally teleport in the blink of an eye. It's amazing and teaches you respect for caring for them.

So my A. Versicolor just molted and it is now too large for its enclosure now. How soon after it molts can I transfer it to its new enclosure?

Wow what a shocker. That's the exact T I'm looking at getting next. Hope you can replace her with a new little one soon.

Is 70% humidity ok or should it be higher?

I have some that are stuck together. Are those not going to be viable?

Is it ok to touch the eggs with my fingers to move them around? There is no outer development as of now. I'm keeping the humidity up and hoping for the best.

Here is a pic of the eggs. I pulled the sac and put them in an incubator. How can you tell if they are viable without waiting? G. North eggs by WhitenerJ posted Aug 28, 2016 at 6:45 AM