Genus Schismatothele (a.k.a. Hemiercus)

[insectoman]

Hi,

good news, the sling have emerged from the 2 eggsacs. very quickly. only some but they are quite big compare to the female.

the female feed them too.

regards,
Benoît

 

[Grupofix]

My little babies, but they will grow up and be so beautiful

 

[fartkowski]

Hemiercus sp. "Venezuela"

 

[GoTerps]

Mature male Hemiercus sp. "Venezuela"

Eric

 

[Philth]

Hey Eric, Nice male, did you hook him up? How did it go? I've got 3 females I would like to breed at some point.

later, Tom

Hemiercus sp. "Venezuela"

 

[GoTerps]

Hemiercus sp. "Guyana" Female

Eric

 

[fartkowski]

Hemiercus sp. "Venezuela"

 

[fartkowski]

 

[fartkowski]

 

[tarcan]

nice ones

hatched a sac of these last week and there was 12 babies in it! The sac was very small.

Martin

 

[fartkowski]

Wow only 12.
Martin, do you know how much they usually have?
Out of all the species I own, I find these guys to have one of the best personalities

 

[tarcan]

Chris,

I have no idea, our sac was small, but I cannot tell if maybe some babies ate each other. The female had laid the sac before we thought she did and we found the 2nd instars roaming with the female. They cannot have escaped as the ventilation holes were too small.

Martin

 

[c.h.esteban]

Hello Martin,

how long did it take from building the sac until you found the 2nd instar?


bye

 

[insectoman]

Hi Martin,

If I remember well, my 2 sacs hatched at my last breeding had more than 50 sling in each.

regards,
Benoît

 

[tarcan]

Benoît

Thanks for the info, the babies were quite fat, there must have been some canibalism.

Take care

Martin

 

[c.h.esteban]

Hello,

H. sp. ex Venezuela (moult to N1/1. instar)

bye

 

[fartkowski]

 

[fraxinus]

Hemiercus spec. ex Venezuela

Regards
KATRiN

 

[fartkowski]

 

[Philth]

This genus should be Schismatothele now, but Im posting this here anyways.

Hemiercus sp. "Venezuela"


later, Tom