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I'm in the middle of cycling mine for breeding, which had worked in the past and was wondering if anyone else knew of an easier way of getting them to breed. I give them about a month of "dry season" (low humidity, warmer) conditions and then gradually boost the humidity. Any insight would be most helpfull.

Thank you.
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Justin
stk18119@loki.stockton.edu

D.auratus
D.leucomelas
D.tinctorius (lorenzo, yellowback, citro, pb, oyopock,etc.)
D.azureus
D.ventrimaculatus (yellow/gold)
D.pumilio (blue jeans, solid red)
P.aurotaenia (narrow bands/green)
P.bicolor
E.tricolor (Santa Isabel)
H. leucophyllata
P. hypochondrialis azurea
P. resinfictrix
etc.......

I'm cycling mine as well. Easiest way would be get imports in January and pop them in a rain chamber. Since they are mostly collected during rainy season, you could kinda trick them that they are still in that season. just a thought.
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P. sauvagei
derekb15.tripod.com/tropicaltreasures
4.2 P. sauvagei
3.2.7 P. hypochondrialis
2.0 P. vaillanti
0.0.3 P. aurotaenia
2.2 B. orientalis
0.0.10 S. pustulosa
0.0.3 B. americanus
1.0 T. horsefieldi

Derek,

This is a good idea; however, I only work with captive bred animals. All of my breeders are captive bred, which goes for all of the species that I breed. Just my philosophy. Thanks for the idea though. It is appreciated.
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Justin
stk18119@loki.stockton.edu

D.auratus
D.leucomelas
D.tinctorius (lorenzo, yellowback, citro, pb, oyopock,etc.)
D.azureus
D.ventrimaculatus (yellow/gold)
D.pumilio (blue jeans, solid red)
P.aurotaenia (narrow bands/green)
P.bicolor
E.tricolor (Santa Isabel)
H. leucophyllata
P. hypochondrialis azurea
P. resinfictrix
etc.......