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Posted by will a. on April 28, 2003 at 20:40:01:
In Reply to: P. arachnoides arachnoides development posted by cagrlalwys on April 28, 2003 at 20:22:28:
Pyxis eggs have been shown to require a "diapause" or cool down during their incubation if you can call it that. If the eggs have begun to develop I wouldn't cool them. I'm not sure who figured this out. I wouldn't have had the nerve to try this. It certainly has made the difference with my Pyxis as I had no eggs hatch before employing this technique...
:Why did you cool the eggs and why for so long? Wont it damage the embryo?
::7 weeks at 63-65 degrees...
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:::How long did you cool it for and what was the low temperature?
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