Gravid Galeodes sp.

[hypnotic pets]

Came in wild caught . So I get to hopefully try raising babies . Any help would be appreciated

 

[Lordosteous]

It seems to be rather complicated, but one person in Japan has had success and documented their methods, see the last few pages of this thread.

 

[attenboroughii]

Came in wild caught . So I get to hopefully try raising babies . Any help would be appreciated

Have you moistened the soil?
Except for when the young juveniles are molting, these solifugae do not need any humidity at all.
If the solifugae is pregnant, place it on dry sand at a temperature of 86°F to 95°F.
The eggs will lay and hatch within a few weeks. This solifugae can become pregnant more than once during the year.
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These are its paragaleodes babies.
When they become active enough, feed them chopped millworms or flies to nurture them.

 

[hypnotic pets]

I have on dry sand she hasn't ate since I got her but she's getting bigger can see the eggs growing thanks for the help

 

[attenboroughii]

I have on dry sand she hasn't ate since I got her but she's getting bigger can see the eggs growing thanks for the help

Once spawned, the female and eggs can be kept separate. Feed millworms to females that have finished egg laying. This solifugae can lay eggs more than once in one mating, and will become pregnant again if kept in a warm place.