The hard part will be finding her a boy friend when she matures. Id love to attempt to breed her! She looks so ferocious but shes really quite mellow. There should be more of these in the hobby!
I'd say she's mature already! Probably was before this molt even.
First let me say I don't keep this species... however, there's no doubt in my mind that she is mature. It wouldn't surprise me in the least if the she was mature at 2".
. Don't tell it that you like sowbugs better...LOL
if she is in the Harpactinae sub-family a lot of genus/species mature at suprisingly small size it seems like.OldHag said:Thanks all, I am very stunned everytime she makes her appearance. Shes just amazing!! The great part is, I got her as a C. marshalli when she was nothing but a speck! For $10!!!!!!! I feel very VERY lucky!
GoTerps... Shes about 3" maybe 3.5" Would that be mature?? I got the idea they were mature when their leg span was closer to 5" (maybe my informant was wrong) I know the males are just rediculously small! The body length of the male is .5" to .75" WOW That would be a daunting job to service a HUGE ole female when your just a wee bit of nothing
Ill give her anther molt or two then start actively looking for a male. If one happens to pop up in the mean time I will take advantage of it, of course.
Hi,
Indeed, I've had a fresh import P. lugardi who has laid eggs already and is roughly 3.5 inches. Survivors for sure.cacoseraph said:
