did some pairing last night

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Importing tarantulas into SA is illegal without a permit and considering no permits have ever been issued, best to just look for captive bred spiders here. Most species of pokie have been bred in SA
 

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Ceratogyrus darlingi double clutch



Idiothele mira female #2 sac



Eucratoscelus pachypus



Pterinochilus lugardi female #3



Psalmopoeus cambridgei

 

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They are hammock sacs. It just looks that way because i pulled it out of her tunnel. These two sacs were laid recently, and i pulled them and placed them in the incubator. Dont want the females getting hungry on them.
Is that ball or hammock sac?
 

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They are hammock sacs. It just looks that way because i pulled it out of her tunnel. These two sacs were laid recently, and i pulled them and placed them in the incubator. Dont want the females getting hungry on them.
I'd be too afraid of taking out a hammock sac and doing some damage. I'd rather take the female out of the cage temporarily and leave the sac in place, especially with a high ticket species like that.
 

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Its really not too bad. They mostly attach it with 2 support webbings from the sides. Just grab hold of one side of the webbing with tweezers, and it pulls loose easily. Then get hol d of the other side and repeat. I much prefer hammock sacs to regular sacs. Because they seem to have a greater success rate, less chances of getting eaten, hatch quicker, and are just alot easier to deal with.
I'd be too afraid of taking out a hammock sac and doing some damage. I'd rather take the female out of the cage temporarily and leave the sac in place, especially with a high ticket species like that.
 

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Importing tarantulas into SA is illegal without a permit and considering no permits have ever been issued, best to just look for captive bred spiders here. Most species of pokie have been bred in SA
......Awww damn laws... waiting for male p.regalis to mature :D
 

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Cngrats on the mira,John,we just hatched some out ourselves...And a pachypus MM....wow...GL with that one!
 

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^ Holy Crap! Thanks bro! Congrats on the mira man. I think this makes sacs number 4 and 5, or so. Lol yeah that pachypus mm is on loan, i didnt even know they made them!
Cngrats on the mira,John,we just hatched some out ourselves...And a pachypus MM....wow...GL with that one!
 

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^ Holy Crap! Thanks bro! Congrats on the mira man. I think this makes sacs number 4 and 5, or so. Lol yeah that pachypus mm is on loan, i didnt even know they made them!
LOL....Got married,got a house,new job,etc...and the collection has suffered...But we still have a few things brewing ;)
 

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LOL....Got married,got a house,new job,etc...and the collection has suffered...But we still have a few things brewing ;)
If you aren't having a huriana hatch out, nothing is brewing then :p
 

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Psalmopoeus langenbucheri, male on loan from Philth.




Pterinochilus lugardi female #3




Idiothele mira sac#1 hatched, 1st instars




Idiothele mira sac #2 hatching into ewls




Psalmopoeus irminia triple clutch pulled. Doesnt look very well. A handful of slings are alive, but who knows if they will make it.


 

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Hoping the little ones pull through but that P.lugardi...oh my, I wonder if I have enough experience to get one, I must research.
 
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