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Yesterday when I fed my G. Pulchra a big female B. Dubia she squirted out eggs when she sunk her fang in it's head. They were white and ended up under the munching spider. I didn't dare to take them out because I didn't want to disturb her feast. Today when I looked they were gone.
I assume that my Pulchra ate them.
Has anyone seen this before? Is it some kind of "last resort action" taken by the roach when it feels the end is near? Let's say she laid her eggs where I didn't see them, would they hatch in that enviroemt or do they need alot of moisture to hatch?
Does anyone know how long it usually takes between the eggs are layed untill they hatch? I havn't seen any roach nymps in their rubbermaid yet.
thanks,
/David
I assume that my Pulchra ate them.
Has anyone seen this before? Is it some kind of "last resort action" taken by the roach when it feels the end is near? Let's say she laid her eggs where I didn't see them, would they hatch in that enviroemt or do they need alot of moisture to hatch?
Does anyone know how long it usually takes between the eggs are layed untill they hatch? I havn't seen any roach nymps in their rubbermaid yet.
thanks,
/David