Diploptera punctata male very eager to mate.

[BugChick]

I came across a male trying to mate with a female before she had even finished molting. You can see him poking his rear end at her. Off to the side is another pair getting busy, and in the background a male blowing steam because he missed out on the action.

http://bugchick.com/punctata/punctataclip1thumb.jpg (http://bugchick.com/punctata/punctataclip1.mov)

[Nails]

I have noticed with my Discoids that when a female is in the process of molting that 1 or more males will be right there waiting. Although I must say I assumed they where male b/c until recently I had a hard time discerning which was which. But now I can tell.
They waist no time trying to get down to business.
Thanks for sharing that video.

Mike

[BugChick]

Yes, it's not unusual to see freshly molted adults mating. I thought the Diploptera were hilarious though because the males were prodding the female with their rear ends before she was even completely out of the old exoskeleton.