Thanks Steven!hehehe, great the term "macaroni" is getting used more
also congratz offcourse with the embryos
Yeah, I think that was why she was acting that way. Or I suppose this species may simply have a lower metabolism rate than what I'm used to with Scolopendra subspinipes which can eat and eat and eat and eat and then expend all that energy running around like a deranged mental patient; and therefore eats less and is slower-moving.Awesome!
I just had a thought, remember when you said she was inactive, docile, not eating etc. ?
Could it be because she was about to lay?
Maybe you already figured it out...
I agreeHello!
Nice work.
I dont think that she will eat them now.
My experince is that they eat only eggs if they are bad or something happen.
In this stadium i never lost plings but i dont say thats not possible
good luck
regards
Jürgen
All the pedes I've had lay eggs (Mutilans) also became like that a few weeks prior to egg laying.Yeah, I think that was why she was acting that way. Or I suppose this species may simply have a lower metabolism rate than what I'm used to with Scolopendra subspinipes which can eat and eat and eat and eat and then expend all that energy running around like a deranged mental patient; and therefore eats less and is slower-moving.