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RE: pietshmanni

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Posted by: uroplatusguy at Sun Dec 11 11:42:42 2005  [ Report Abuse ] [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by uroplatusguy ]  
   

some people that i have talked to have said they bury their eggs while others have said they lay in leaf axels. I dont know of any one getting consistant egg production. i am right now trying a winter cooling phase (low to mid 70 daytime high and 60 -70% humidty 10-12 daylight hrs photperiod )and in a couple of months plan on raising the humidty,heat and photperiod 14hrs daylight in the tank. they have both dead leaves and leaf axels to lay eggs in.
the specis is very hardy but i dont think that anyone has been breeding them consistantly. good luck and let us know if you have any success. and i will keep you posted.


   

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