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had my first attempt at breeding b.smithi earlier and was shocked. i have successfully mated different species before but never have i seen a fem T respond to the male the way that Gringo did. she was a complete animal and it took quite a bit of physical force to stop her eating both me and the male after the deed was done, never have i seen such behaviour from such a docile T.
on a slightly seperate note, has anybody else noticed that the more aggressive a species is, the friendlier the fem is to the male. like i just said, the b.smithi acted extremely aggressively towards the male and i have found this when i or friends have mated other typically docile species. when breeding c.crawshayi, after the deed was done the male and female lived happily side by side, even sharing the flower pot until the male died of old age, i have observed the same thing with p.regalis as well, how strange that an aggressive species be more tolerent of the male when a typically docile species turns out to be the spawn of satan lol
on a slightly seperate note, has anybody else noticed that the more aggressive a species is, the friendlier the fem is to the male. like i just said, the b.smithi acted extremely aggressively towards the male and i have found this when i or friends have mated other typically docile species. when breeding c.crawshayi, after the deed was done the male and female lived happily side by side, even sharing the flower pot until the male died of old age, i have observed the same thing with p.regalis as well, how strange that an aggressive species be more tolerent of the male when a typically docile species turns out to be the spawn of satan lol
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