Madnesssr
Arachnoknight
- Joined
- Dec 2, 2019
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I have only had them for 2.5 weeks. I had heard that they don’t do well, so I didn’t collect a ton. I collected leaves and wood from where I found them. So far, they are breeding and I haven’t had any deaths. I will keep you appraised of the progress.We have some amazing genera up here in NY, but our Northern species can be tough to keep in captivity. Do these from your region have trouble in captivity? Would love for you to share some of your methods.
I would agree with this. It's coming upon the season here (upstate NY) for lots of yellow and black flatbacks.We have some amazing genera up here in NY, but our Northern species can be tough to keep in captivity. Do these from your region have trouble in captivity? Would love for you to share some of your methods.
Hi! What Xystodesmid genera do you see in your region of NY? In the western part of the state we have Rudiloria and Apheloria.I would agree with this. It's coming upon the season here (upstate NY) for lots of yellow and black flatbacks.
It's easiest for me to say I'm in the surrounding Albany area. I've seen a lot of what looks like Brachoria hoffmani though I'm pretty certain they are not in my area. It's probably a similar-looking Brachoria. As far as other kinds not too sure.Hi! What Xystodesmid genera do you see in your region of NY? In the western part of the state we have Rudiloria and Apheloria.