Guys,
I mated my C. darlingi last Nov 28 and Dec 5 with successful inserts on both occassions. In the last week of January, she stayed under her burrow, something that was unusual as she used to stay out int the open.
I then noticed that there was a thick white webbing that she was stepping on. Her abdomen got smaller, and I cannot find an exuvium/molt. I was stupid for looking for a white ball, but after I read the C. marshalli breeding reports, I noticed they don't roll up their sacs. I suspect she laid a sac, but I'm not too sure.
This morning she went out in the open. Gave her an adult male lateralis and she grabbed it and ate it. Is this a sign that the slings are about to come out already? Is there anything I need to do? Her enclosure is kept in a cooler and darker place in the house.
I mated my C. darlingi last Nov 28 and Dec 5 with successful inserts on both occassions. In the last week of January, she stayed under her burrow, something that was unusual as she used to stay out int the open.
I then noticed that there was a thick white webbing that she was stepping on. Her abdomen got smaller, and I cannot find an exuvium/molt. I was stupid for looking for a white ball, but after I read the C. marshalli breeding reports, I noticed they don't roll up their sacs. I suspect she laid a sac, but I'm not too sure.
This morning she went out in the open. Gave her an adult male lateralis and she grabbed it and ate it. Is this a sign that the slings are about to come out already? Is there anything I need to do? Her enclosure is kept in a cooler and darker place in the house.