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<blockquote data-quote="Martin Oosthuysen" data-source="post: 39263" data-attributes="member: 1070"><p>Hello</p><p>I will give my view,but in NO WAY a rule since I firmly believe the tarantula hobby is still in infancy. I have tried this with Poecilotheria Metallica,and some other pokies and I haven't seen any beneficial behaviour different from just adding the male. With other specimens like haplopelma even lampropelma,having the male sit there but nothing more could actually cause an opposite effect. </p><p></p><p>I will do my setup as follows</p><p>- Use a larger cage </p><p>- Add enough food pre breeding(male and female)</p><p>- insuring there is sufficient water as well,happy female possible alive male. </p><p>- make sure the area is low light </p><p>- make sure least traffic through the area,so a quiet area</p><p>- No disturbance after the male is added</p><p>- Poecilotheria or Monocentropus,I leave the male to co inhabit. </p><p></p><p>These are some things I do,but like in said no rule at all. There are some other minor things I do as well,but that is just a quick run through. So I hope this sheds some light on how I do it,love to see topics like these others can read and maybe share or ask questions.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Martin Oosthuysen, post: 39263, member: 1070"] Hello I will give my view,but in NO WAY a rule since I firmly believe the tarantula hobby is still in infancy. I have tried this with Poecilotheria Metallica,and some other pokies and I haven't seen any beneficial behaviour different from just adding the male. With other specimens like haplopelma even lampropelma,having the male sit there but nothing more could actually cause an opposite effect. I will do my setup as follows - Use a larger cage - Add enough food pre breeding(male and female) - insuring there is sufficient water as well,happy female possible alive male. - make sure the area is low light - make sure least traffic through the area,so a quiet area - No disturbance after the male is added - Poecilotheria or Monocentropus,I leave the male to co inhabit. These are some things I do,but like in said no rule at all. There are some other minor things I do as well,but that is just a quick run through. So I hope this sheds some light on how I do it,love to see topics like these others can read and maybe share or ask questions. [/QUOTE]
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