Mike Fisher
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21 with another clutch hatching.
Baby K. multituberculata
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21 with another clutch hatching.
Chase
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That is quite a few. How many babies do you have in total between the 3 species??
Chase
Mike Fisher
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Chase
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Depends on the day/hour.Honestly, I've lost count.
Do you keep them in a screen cage or in a tote?
Chase
ponders
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Oh yeah, I forgot about that.
K. multi and T. perreti babies, but smaller quantities. Not sure how many will be available once sexed. Up to my ears in the K. mats and I know I can't keep many due to the size the adults get.
At least they grow slowly
Mike Fisher
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Mike Fisher
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Not lucky enough. Two tavetana males dead in the first 24 hours. Not much I could do for them. I knew one had only a few hours to live, the other one I thought I could save. The females are doing fine.
Chase
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I gave up on them. I tried 3 different times earlier in the year and all died within a couple of weeks.
Carl
I remember back when Jared Cain had them, he said they were a pain to acclimate. But, if your females are gravid and they lay, at least you have something to work with in the future.
Sorry to hear about your males
Those baby setups look awesome!
Chase
Mike Fisher
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I gave up on them. I tried 3 different times earlier in the year and all died within a couple of weeks.
Carl
Wow, sorry you had such a rough time with them. I hope I can do better, but now you got me worried.
The females are feeding from my hand so that is a good sign. My uluguruensis still won't trust me enough for that but they will eat if I hold the feeding cup close to them. I mostly just free range their bugs, but i like to see them eat and not wonder if the feeders are hiding somewhere in the enclosure.
Mike Fisher
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Thanks, it is a new twist on how I used to do it. By stacking them, it allows extra height and I can just snap them apart for maintenance. I can fully plant the lower half and then just pop the top half on when done.
