Wow, amazing how quickly that happened.
Would love to get a communal going but I'm still concerned with how you would control the size of it.
Can definately see it getting out of control, one morning you wake up and you have a 100 T communal!!! Wife would love me

cascade wrote: That is awesome man! :thumbsup:

Pretty exciting to see it happening in your enclosure?
Wait till babies start coming out and mommy starts webbing up for them.
Then you will see slings hanging around in the air.

It is funny, H.incei males seem to mature allot smaller than normal.

For sure! I kind of decided not to get into the breeding part of the hobby myself, just do loans, but after the excitement of seeing my own little ones and the satisfaction of knowing the male and female did what they were essentially created/evolved to do, I just have to give it a go soon.

I don;t know about the size. My buddie's 3 males are behemoths compared to mine, but I have only the one MM so perhaps this one's odd. Will see what his kids do if they don't chow each other so much.

sk27 wrote: Wow, amazing how quickly that happened.
Would love to get a communal going but I'm still concerned with how you would control the size of it.
Can definately see it getting out of control, one morning you wake up and you have a 100 T communal!!! Wife would love me

Hehe! Good thing they're so small and like the compact living. I guess you could harvest some and sell them off / donate them from time to time? At least with a 100+communal you're bound to see some from time to time. It's well worth it at feeding time. Like watching TV, just better.

Awesome pics Marius, good luck with your new adventure, I am sure it is still going to bring loads of surprises as they progress.
:happy:

Fantastic result and excellent pictures
I tried the same with 2 Gold females but no sign of anything yet, this just makes me want to go and check!

Thanks man.

The little ones are coming along nicely although I still have no idea how many of them are in there.
Witnessed the same male mate with two other females. There is no stopping the little guy. I'm sure if I popped him in the S calceatum enclosure he'd give her a go!