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A couple shots of my Cambridgei pair.
I paired them last night. The female is a little in the small side at 5.5 but she's freshly molted and mature so..
I also made a stupid mistake that I continually make with arboreal species, which is neglecting to move the female into a larger enclosure before pairing. I think I'll do that tomorrow. I did however, get the male out safely, and I'll be pairing again shortly.
This is relatively easy species to breed as long as you get a good pairing ; I've had them go from pairing to second instars in 10 weeks in the past. (I've also had them take much longer)
The obvious issue here (that I bone headedly created) was that the male couldn't get much leverage, it took him nearly two hours to get under her and even attempt making inserts. I think I'm gonna go to Petco tomorrow and buy a couple 5 gallon tanks and screens.
I paired them last night. The female is a little in the small side at 5.5 but she's freshly molted and mature so..
I also made a stupid mistake that I continually make with arboreal species, which is neglecting to move the female into a larger enclosure before pairing. I think I'll do that tomorrow. I did however, get the male out safely, and I'll be pairing again shortly.
This is relatively easy species to breed as long as you get a good pairing ; I've had them go from pairing to second instars in 10 weeks in the past. (I've also had them take much longer)
The obvious issue here (that I bone headedly created) was that the male couldn't get much leverage, it took him nearly two hours to get under her and even attempt making inserts. I think I'm gonna go to Petco tomorrow and buy a couple 5 gallon tanks and screens.