did some pairing last night

[BrettG]

Gl!!!!!!!,!

 

[catfishrod69]

Thanks bro! Once I get everything caught back up, ill get hold of you.

Gl!!!!!!!,!

 

[catfishrod69]

Tapinauchenius violaceus slings!

Well I looked in on my female tonight, and found her eating her sac :wall:. Then I noticed 7 little 1st instar crawling around on her webbing. Well atleast there is 7 for now.

 

[akarikuragi]

This is an awesome thread. : ) Really inspiring! Thank you for sharing all of your experiences.

 

[Storm76]

At least 7...that's something. My female dropped a dud sac not long ago and eventually ate it - she went straight to premolt right after. Good luck with those little guys!

 

[catfishrod69]

Thanks a ton! And you are more than welcome, I do my best!

This is an awesome thread. : ) Really inspiring! Thank you for sharing all of your experiences.

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Sorry to hear about the dud man. I have had a few of those. Thanks!

At least 7...that's something. My female dropped a dud sac not long ago and eventually ate it - she went straight to premolt right after. Good luck with those little guys!

 

[LadySharon]

Yes it is. I tried a communal with them once (3 siblings). Unfortunately one got ate, and I split the others up. I don't really do communals myself. But if you want a new world tarantula that's communal, these are the best to go with.

Thanks for the info. If I were to do a communal I'd want to get a handful of slings cheapish (like $5-$10 a sling) and set them up execting some losses. But if these are not common anymore in the hobby I'm guessing that getting 50 bucks worth (5-10 slings) wouldn't be possible.

 

[catfishrod69]

Well just keep a eye on this thread. If my H. incei drops a good sac, ill look forward to leaving you a review !

Thanks for the info. If I were to do a communal I'd want to get a handful of slings cheapish (like $5-$10 a sling) and set them up execting some losses. But if these are not common anymore in the hobby I'm guessing that getting 50 bucks worth (5-10 slings) wouldn't be possible.

 

[catfishrod69]

Idiothele mira! Hope this ones goes well!




Poecilotheria subfusca Highland sac!

 

[catfishrod69]

Psalmopoeus irminia sac!

Unfortunately no pics. My female has a web fortress that is impenetrable. She might of actually laid the sac a week or two ago.

 

[web eviction]

Really rockin these days John! hit me up if you get some I. Mira slings, been on the most wanted list for a while

 

[catfishrod69]

Thanks bro! Ill hit you up for sure. Would be pretty nice to produce those little guys.

Really rockin these days John! hit me up if you get some I. Mira slings, been on the most wanted list for a while

 

[web eviction]

For sure!! Good luck on the H. incie too! Another one of my need to get again T's! Lol

 

[catfishrod69]

Monocentropus balfouri

Many thanks to dactylus for allowing me to start this project . Female was very gentle with the male. Hoping for the best

 

[tyrantuladub]

:drool:

That is all haha

 

[catfishrod69]

Hapalopus sp. Columbia Large sac!



Pterinochilus murinus sac! (You cant see it, but its there )

 

[BrettG]

Our old "large"?

 

[DaveSB]

In the OBT sac pic, is that the remnants of a male, or a messed up moult?

 

[catfishrod69]

Sure is bro! Waiting on the other female to drop or molt again.

Our old "large"?

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That was her last molt. I wasnt about to go digging through her fortress to retreave it. Last time i saw her she looked very gravid. Then i seen the molt outside of her hide, and thought oh crap she molted lol. Then i remembered i never took the molt out.

In the OBT sac pic, is that the remnants of a male, or a messed up moult?

 

[catfishrod69]

Brachypelma vagans sac!

Hoping this time will be better than last. I replaced her water dish with a deli cup to keep humidity up, and keep her from getting her sac wet this time. Big fat sac too!