Which Is Easier to Breed?

[sweetmisery]

Im getting my Ts next week hopefully, and they are:

Smithi
Klaasi
Emilia
Boehmi
Auratum

Eupalaestrus Campestratus to either change Smithi or Emilia in the list. Anyway, which among the 6 are the best breeders? Cuz in the future, might think to breed even 1 of them. If temp. matters, its either hot/wet/humid here in the Philippines.

THANKS!

 

[Brian S]

All the Brachys would be about the same.

 

[Talkenlate04]

I slightly disagree.....

Smithi-Hard
Klaasi-Next to impossible it seems like.
Emilia-Medium/Hard
Boehmi-Medium/Hard
Auratum-Medium

 

[P. Novak]

I'd say they are all moderately difficult.

 

[sweetmisery]

How about the Eupalaestrus Campestratus?

And if smithi is difficult, howcome its common than most?

THANKS GUYS!

 

[Talkenlate04]

Smithi's are not exactly common, but when they reproduce they have high numbers. But over all their availability has nothing to do with how easy or hard they are to breed. If I had the money I could get 100's of Klaasi. They are out there they just cost more money. Guess its all matter of perspective though. Just don't be expecting smithi offspring in your first few tries because they can be a pain.

 

[sweetmisery]

OH OK. Thanks

How about the Eupalaestrus?

And whats the easiest docile T to breed?

 

[julesaussies]

I slightly disagree.....

Smithi-Hard
Klaasi-Next to impossible it seems like.
Emilia-Medium/Hard
Boehmi-Medium/Hard
Auratum-Medium

Hey Ryan,

Just curious how you would rate a couple other Brachy's:

B. albopilosum
B. vagans

 

[Talkenlate04]

Hey Ryan,

Just curious how you would rate a couple other Brachy's:

B. albopilosum
B. vagans

1- Easy, seems to be the only brachy that does not need a cooling period.
2- Medium. They can be a bit harder then albo, but not that much harder.

 

[Arachnophiliac]

Im getting my Ts next week hopefully, and they are:

Smithi
Klaasi
Emilia
Boehmi
Auratum

Eupalaestrus Campestratus to either change Smithi or Emilia in the list. Anyway, which among the 6 are the best breeders? Cuz in the future, might think to breed even 1 of them. If temp. matters, its either hot/wet/humid here in the Philippines.

THANKS!

For the most part, I agree with Talkenlate, but your hot/wet/humid environment might make all of those pretty tricky, with the exception of campestratus. Albopilosa is easier and vagans (very docile too!), in my experience even more so, especially given your climate. Just make sure they don't get out!! Cheers,
Bruce