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Lol same with my N americanus i always catch them breeding and they don't seem to mind a few pictures. Speaking of which how long dose it take before you start to see the babies?I apologized to them for the interruption but it didn’t seem to bother them. View attachment 268062
I'm not sure I will get babies from these! I'm certain they are too young. But it seems I see babies a few months after I see adults breeding. I also think the babies are either deep in the substrate the first month or just stay out of sight. When I start seeing eggs, It is usually two months before I see pedelings. But I don't dig in the substrate much, either!Lol same with my N americanus i always catch them breeding and they don't seem to mind a few pictures. Speaking of which how long dose it take before you start to see the babies?
The trick is to get 40 boxes of dirt.You are so disciplined in never ever digging! I'm trying to follow your example but it is BRUTAL to just stare at a box of dirt and not know what may or may not be happening
Or a box of dirt with a species that is very surface active so when all your other species are down you have at least one species to look at lol.The trick is to get 40 boxes of dirt.
Off topic but I'm now seeing your new profile pic. I dig it a lot brother!Or a box of dirt with a species that is very surface active so when all your other species are down you have at least one species to look at lol.
Thanks! I know I already told you but this gigantea has chilled out a ton now that I've been working with it, it finally started allowing me to touch it's tergites now!Off topic but I'm now seeing your new profile pic. I dig it a lot brother!