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Copulation-Readiness
Copulation-Readiness
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The indication of the copulation readiness means the time from the last molt to the first copulation readiness. It's only a notion and depends on the aviable food and keeping conditions.
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| Male |
ca. 10 days after the last molt |
| Female |
ca. 2 weeks after the last molt |
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| | Copulation | Period |
ca. 6 hours |
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| | Ooths | First building |
1- 5 days after copulation |
| Period |
3- 4 weeks |
| | Number |
up to 8 |
| Size |
ca. 2cm |
| Shape |
flat |
| Color |
grey |
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| | Incubation | Temperature |
ca. 25°C- 30°C |
| Humidity |
70%- 100% (spray daily) |
| Period |
4- 5 weeks |
| Substrate |
wet cocos- humus |
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| | Hatching | Number |
up to 135, averaged 90- 110 |
| Size |
8mm |
| Look |
like bigger nymphs, white cervix and white leg- nib |
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| | Breeding | Temperature |
24°C- 28°C |
| Humidity |
50 - 70 % (spray every 2nd day) |
| Substrate |
wet cocos- humus |
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| | Hint | The nymphs can dry out fast, so they have to be kept more wet, but avoid stagnant moisture.
Young nymphs need small Drosophila (D. melanogaster). |
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