Two of my female Carolina Wolf Spiders have egg sacs. They both have webbed themselves into a corner of their enclosure. These are my first egg sacs from these and I am wondering what I need to do. I am assuming since they have webbed themselves in, they won't take any food. I am also checking the humidity regularly, so they don't get to dry.
Carolina Wolf Spiders have egg sacs
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With Hogna georgicola, I had to keep the substrate damp to prevent the eggs from drying out. The only other thing is when they start dispersing from mom's back a couple weeks after hatching, they turn on each other right away.
Post some pics once they hatch. Congrats :clap:
Post some pics once they hatch. Congrats :clap:
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hogma ?
i have had a female hogma lay an egg case,which when i first noticed she was carrying it around,one day later she has dropped it ,why?will she attach it again?
i have had a female hogma lay an egg case,which when i first noticed she was carrying it around,one day later she has dropped it ,why?will she attach it again?