Hello again,
My L. williamsi group has been producing eggs regulary, but it is not until recently that I realized that these should be incubated at 21-23 degrees in order to hatch out females. I now have 7 eggs in a temporary hatcher (basically room temperature but with some isolation), but the temperature has dropped down to 19,5-20 degrees during night lately. Is this TOO low? Like dangerously low? Normal daytime temp there is about 21 degrees these days (waiting for the thermostat to arrive out of Taiwan...) Does anyone have experience with hatching out williamsi females here? How long does it take at these low temperatures?
The current setup for the 1.2 is this:
Cheers,
Martin
at 18-22 degrees.