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I think that it is one of my top must haves;P and i dont know why i put this face here
I think that it is one of my top must haves;P and i dont know why i put this face here
Alex, that's awesome! With me, it didn't turn out so easy. Never once did the male tap or court. I've heard from breeders of Ephebopus, that if males do not tap, then chances of a breeding will be very low. I know I didn't try hard enough, or at least, I was too impatient which is very unlike me.Originally posted by hooale
Yep for the last 4 years i totally focused on Ephebopus, i got 7 eggsacks last year of 5 mated cyanognathus females. 5 of them where good and produced 60 - 80 babies a sac. Mating is extremely easy. These days i trow in the male and take him out after a week. Often multiple matings can be observed on an evening. Sometimes they share the same burrow. Rarely ever a male get's eaten.