How do anomopods reproduce when conditions are favorable?

When environmental conditions are favorable, anomopods reproduce through a process where eggs are laid in a brood pouch located between the trunk and the carapace. These eggs develop rapidly, typically hatching after about two days into females. These offspring, in turn, produce more females without the need for fertilization by males. This reproductive strategy allows for quick population growth during periods when resources are abundant and environmental conditions are stable.1