I bought my G. rosea, Archer, back in March and he's been webbing a lot so, I thought he was settling in to molt. He was making an egg sac!!! HE'S A SHE!!! She's so proud standing above it. I'm pretty sure it's not live, but she looks so cute protecting it. <3
You'll have to be careful with that thought process. I'd treat it as if it is live, because if you assume it's not and it IS viable then you could very well wake up to tiny spiderlings all over the place, squeezing through the ventilation holes and such.
If you assume it's viable and it turns out to be a phantom sac then no harm no foul. The other option is messy.
@cold blood@EulersK@Venom1080@14pokies have all dealt with breeding and egg sacs I'm pretty sure, they might have better advice for how you should proceed.
@cold blood OK, I've heard 20-45 days, so it's good that you're confirming. You're not far at all then. The other guy I have is in Milwaukee. So, either or.
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