Hisserdude
Arachnoking
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Well when my first female flew out she landed on a wall and stayed there, so it was easy to recapture her using a deli cup. Now whenever they look like they are going to fly I raise my hand in front of them so they crash into my hand when they fly, haven't had any get out of their cage since that first female.
During the day they are pretty calm, but at night you'd have to be crazy to open the enclosure.And no, S.conserfariam does not fly.
They can climb pretty well though.In some roach species the males do grow much faster than the females, like Corydidarum pygmaea, which makes breeding hard. In A.bolliana however, both sexes seem to grow at the same pace, the males are just smaller.
Yeah, thank god for those two males you sent me, otherwise it would be really hard to breed them lol!I am very glad that I sent you the male since we were mistaken about the females being mature (in which case they would have also been fertile after being housed with a male if they weren't already)!
Hopefully any males you have will mature soon, if not it should be fairly easy to look for them at lights and in leaf litter.Yeah they are way smaller than A.bolliana, adult A.genitalis females are perhaps half the mass of a mature A.bolliana female, and shorter.
They are doing good, still no babies, but Gil's females from the same batch are starting to give birth, so I should be getting babies really soon!How are the Lothlorien Panchlora doing?
