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Can a sub adult female be bred?


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15 years 10 months ago #14522 by Fuzzy Bear
Yes yes... all of that BUT...

The detirmining factor would be the sclerotisation of the spermathecae. If this has not taken place and can be clearly visible in the exovium, it's no use mating a sub adult female. In my opinion (and very limited experience) they will mate, but I think the chances of the sperm surviving until the female decides to make an egg case will be very slim.

Most people are like clouds. The sun comes out when they f*ck off...

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15 years 10 months ago #14526 by James
I have read that especially with H. Lividums that a smaller female has a better chance of dropping an eggsac than a larger female.

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15 years 10 months ago #14527 by Carlo
thanx scarab....i have mature female en sub adult........and i think ill mate them both just for the experience with te sub adult femal.

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15 years 10 months ago #14528 by James
Its worth a try, no harm can come to the T except if the male gets a bit rough but otherwise why not.
Have meet many breeders that breed smaller females with success.
Good luck with the breeding, what species are you breeding by the way?

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15 years 10 months ago #14529 by Carlo
Ruff, i am going to breed chillian rose normal colour........i hgave a nother question......is the normal and the red form just colour forms of the same specie so they can interbreed or are they difrent sub specie or specie?

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15 years 10 months ago #14546 by Danny
Whats that sound? Oh, just crickets... LOL! Tough question, but a question I would love to know the answer for. +1 Carlo.

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