Ya, I think it would be a cool breeding project, I think it's interesting to try and breed arthropods that hardly any one keeps. I think a large cage constructed from 2by2s and window screen would work good for them and in the bottom of the cage you could make a plywood base with dirt or mud or something.
The species is effaria aestuans ill attach a picture of a female too
The problem with keeping flying arthropods is that they are very photosensitive and require perfect lighting conditions that allow them to acheive coordinated flight, this is why when a fly gets in your house it flies much slower in comparsion to how it flies outdoors and usually only flies to bright light sources, like a window or a light bulb, if you plan on breeding any flying arthropod, do It in full sun for optimal results
Appears to be a beelzebub bee eater, impressive specimen!I caught this Robber fly with a net, imo it's the most impressive sps. around here.
hmm well I haven't been bitten in a while, Though its partially beacsuse I dont swat them when their on me, which is when I got bit, they probably only bite people in self defense
Better than what my wife read yesterday. Someone emailed her boss. Hit the send just as she saw the text 'Can I have you for a quick sex?'
Wherever you are located the bugs grow huge! What are thy eating???? Human fingers!I caught this Robber fly with a net, imo it's the most impressive sps. around here.
