Advertisement I’m pretty sure my 3 year old Aviculara versicolor has a an egg sac which seems impossible since I’ve had it since it was a tiny sling. It has never had contact with another T either. About 3 weeks ago, it suddenly closed its web up and it figured it was molting but then I saw what appears to be a ball of web. It’s clinging onto this ball of web for dear life. It won’t eat, won’t come out of the web and will hold this thing all day. I’ve had dozens of T’s for decades and have never seen anything like it. I can’t find any decent info so I decided to come here for some answers. Should I be expecting babies soon or is some kind of pseudo sac??? Here’s the best pic I can get since it’s sealed itself into a web cave! The other pic is from when it was a itty bitty sling..I got it in August 2015.
They can make dud sacs, i've had it happen. It's a bit sad because they invest so many resources for nothing. At one point she will abandon the sac, but if you can get to it you can remove the sac earlier so the spider will start eating again, if she isn't doing so right now.
If you leave it with her she'll most likely eat the sack to recycle the resources, it'll go back to acting normal after that. Well, if you didn't know you had a female before, there's no doubt about it now
That’s what I thought. I couldn’t find any good info about it online. She ate ferociously for a few weeks before making it. Her abdomen was huge! That’s why I figured she was about to molt! Thanks guys!
