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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 |
about 7 days after the last molting |
| Female |
about 12 days after the last molting |
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| | Ooths | | | Period |
about 7 days |
| Place |
onto twigs |
| Number |
up to 10 |
| Size |
1cm - 1,4cm |
| Shape |
longish, thin |
| Color |
yellow to brownish |
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| | Incubation | Temperature |
about 25°C |
| Humidity |
spray them every two days (60% - 80%) |
| Period |
about 3 weeks |
| Substrate |
coconut-hummus or wet cellulose |
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| | Hatching | Number |
5 to 11 |
| Size |
about 3mm |
| Look |
lightgreen, white-black striped antennas |
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| | Breeding | Temperature |
25°C - 30°C |
| Humidity |
50% - 70% |
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| | Hint | Just keep the males and females together, this is the easiest way to breed them. |
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