P. murinus BCF mating .. not a happy ending.

[BC1579]

1648 LEGacies.

Sorry. I’ll see myself out.

 

[Grace Cannell]

1648 LEGacies.

Sorry. I’ll see myself out.

Groan!!

 

[KezyGLA]

This girl is a saint. She was paired again a short time ago and has dropped another 100% healthy sac

 

[DanBsTs]

So I paired these guys this morning...

She's a savage. Can only hope his inserts were good.

Another one bites the dust.
requiescat in pace hopefully that little guy was successful for you
(On a side note I should really look at the post date of what I’m replying to )

 

[KezyGLA]

Another one bites the dust.
requiescat in pace hopefully that little guy was successful for you
(On a side note I should really look at the post date of what I’m replying to )

Yes ahaha i got 3 sacs from that one pairing. So he did well.

I revived the thread to share the female has produced again. Without eating her partner

 

[antinous]

She must have renounced her maneating ways.

 

[Teal]

Whyyyyyy can't you be in the US

*pouts*

 

[KezyGLA]

Whyyyyyy can't you be in the US

*pouts*

I sent the last few sacs to the states. This will be going too.

 

[Teal]

I sent the last few sacs to the states. This will be going too.

Are you sending them to sellers? I can never find P. murinus morphs available stateside!

 

[KezyGLA]

Are you sending them to sellers? I can never find P. murinus morphs available stateside!

Yes. Austin S. gets my baboons in

 

[Teal]

Yes. Austin S. gets my baboons in

Ahh, perfect!

 

[MikeofBorg]

She needed some extra nutrition for those eggs she making for ya.

 

[Dovey]

I'm glad you revived this thread. It's absolutely fascinating to watch the original video, and it's a good reminder for those who may be casually approaching breeding to see how seriously things can go bad and how fast that can happen! I'm just so glad you got a good breeding. But I don't know which would be worse, losing a boy I'd raise from a sling or getting somebody else's spider eaten during a breeding.

 

[KezyGLA]

I'm glad you revived this thread. It's absolutely fascinating to watch the original video, and it's a good reminder for those who may be casually approaching breeding to see how seriously things can go bad and how fast that can happen! I'm just so glad you got a good breeding. But I don't know which would be worse, losing a boy I'd raise from a sling or getting somebody else's spider eaten during a breeding.

If it’s my male then I just let nature run its course. If it is someone elses then I hover with the brush and tongs. I believe there is good reason for males being eaten. If it benefits the health and numbers of offspring, then I am all for it.