PG Diploma in Sexology and Psychosexual Counseling. For More Info WhatsApp- 9604715783/9359863878.  Spermatogenesis occurs in the seminiferous tubules at about the Age of 13 as a result of stimulation by Gonadotropic hormone. Spermatogenesis continues throughout the remainder of life. Following the formation of spermatozoa, they enter into the Epididymis. After 18 hours to 10 days, the sperms develop the capability of motility and maturation that enable the sperm to fertilize the ovum. Most of the sperms are stored in the vas deferens and Ampulla. Sperms can be stored there for months, maintaining their Fertility. A normal sperm travels 1 to 4mm per minute in a straight line in alkaline fluid media. Sperms remain alive for 1 to 3 days in the female genital tract.