RezonantVoid
Hollow Knight
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I had a quick look through the forums and didnt find quite what im looking for.
I believe i have successfully paired 2 P.Rubisetas, and while i'm not going to 100% confirm i have an eggsack on the way i'd like a bit of info on what to expect should it happen.
1- I have read several times on here and some websites that if you pull an eggsack you have to open it up and put the eggs in an incubator? Where would i aquire one of these?
2- Is an incubator really even necessary? I have bred trapdoors and just left the sac with the mother and everything went fine and i just seperated all the slings after they hatched no biggie. If the T is being kept not only in natural conditions but just a few hours away away from where it is found in the wild, what's to say an incubator is really needed?
3- What would be a good estimate on when she will lay the sack? I'm fully aware that this time varies on a species level but im sure there is still a rough timeframe i should keep in mind.
4- Is the best minimum time to pull the sack 21 days? I also read reports on "turning the eggs" but i didnt think such would be necessary after a certain point.
This species is very hard to come by in Australia and cost me over $500 just for the 2 adults, so im really hoping to give the very best care to the potential slings i can. Thx for any help.
I believe i have successfully paired 2 P.Rubisetas, and while i'm not going to 100% confirm i have an eggsack on the way i'd like a bit of info on what to expect should it happen.
1- I have read several times on here and some websites that if you pull an eggsack you have to open it up and put the eggs in an incubator? Where would i aquire one of these?
2- Is an incubator really even necessary? I have bred trapdoors and just left the sac with the mother and everything went fine and i just seperated all the slings after they hatched no biggie. If the T is being kept not only in natural conditions but just a few hours away away from where it is found in the wild, what's to say an incubator is really needed?
3- What would be a good estimate on when she will lay the sack? I'm fully aware that this time varies on a species level but im sure there is still a rough timeframe i should keep in mind.
4- Is the best minimum time to pull the sack 21 days? I also read reports on "turning the eggs" but i didnt think such would be necessary after a certain point.
This species is very hard to come by in Australia and cost me over $500 just for the 2 adults, so im really hoping to give the very best care to the potential slings i can. Thx for any help.