Georgia: Two types of licorice, namely Maxima (Helix aspersa Maxima) and Muller (Helix Aspersa Muller) have been imported to Georgia and they are being cultivated.
The lizard Helix Aspersa Muller is called the little gray lizard. The live weight of this cockroach is 6 to 12 grams. Sink size 25-30 mm, differs with white cloak under the tank. For full-fledged and active growth, this type of caterpillar needs about 3-4 months of warm weather, at night time temperatures not less than 10°C.
During reproduction, Mueller’s licorice puts a bag in the ground, with an average weight of 4 grams, and the number of quince seeds reaches 100-120 pieces. On average, a caterpillar leaves 80 quarts of seeds per sister. It is almost impossible to distinguish between a newly-designed Mueller’s lice from a Maxim’s lice.
Helix Aspersa Maxima is a large grey lure, practically 2 times as big as Mueller lure. The live weight of an adult individual is 15-25 grams, the shell size is up to 40 mm. Unlike the small grey locusts, he has a black mantle under his back.
As these lilies are bigger, they take a little longer to mature – 4-5 months of warm weather. The night temperature should not be lower than 14 ° C. In case of cold, the lizard stops being active, feeding and growing.
In the egging process, Maxima shellfish can lay an average of 5 gram bags in the ground, and the number of quail beans can reach 150 pieces. On average, one bag contains about 100 quince seeds. Although the two species of lizard are very similar, it is not intended to be kept in the same section.
