Amblypygi - whip spiders pictures

[that1ocelot]

Hey there @Banshee05 , what's your experience breeding Charon Grayi? Are they rough with eachother? Need more space than usual?

 

[Banshee05]

I always keep them only for the fist months together, and then separate them, when they reach maturity I put them 1.1 together for 2-3 weeks and separate them again.
However, they will survice together, but it is always of density, space, age,... and luck.
In nature, the inhabit caves in high quantities... so they tolerate each other, however. It is not clear if they may occupy a specific niche/ spot and defend them.

 

[that1ocelot]

I always keep them only for the fist months together, and then separate them, when they reach maturity I put them 1.1 together for 2-3 weeks and separate them again.
However, they will survice together, but it is always of density, space, age,... and luck.
In nature, the inhabit caves in high quantities... so they tolerate each other, however. It is not clear if they may occupy a specific niche/ spot and defend them.

Very interesting. Thank you very much for the information! Ive got a 1.3 group of C. Grayi Mindanao I'd like to pair

 

[Banshee05]

1 by 1, step by step
as usual, whips need time and patient !!

 

[Kokavecz]

1, Damon medius from Ghana
2, Phrynichus ceylonicus from Srí Lanka
3, Phrynus longipes "red" from Dominican Republic (Banshee05 succeeded)

 

[Banshee05]

great that my specimens do well!! Keep on breeding!!

 

[Kokavecz]

great that my specimens do well!! Keep on breeding!!

I do it, it's my favorite species of all the ones I've had so far. And another joy came to me yesterday, though not amblypigi.

Thelyponus sp. Borneo

 

[Kokavecz]

Bansee05 succeeded, and the second female is also gravid.

Phrynus longipes "red" from Dominican Republic

 

[Kazeres]

Bansee05 succeeded, and the second female is also gravid.

Phrynus longipes "red" from Dominican Republic

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What prey do you give them??

 

[Kokavecz]

What prey do you give them??

Newborn red running roach.