Caught a Brown Recluse with egg sac

sansoucie

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This time of year I get recluses in the basement. Recently we were doing some remodeling and I captured a nice recluse holding an egg sac. Id like to see if I can keep her in an enclosure and allow them to hatch.... just to observe. Do any of you have suggestions about this or have any of you done this before?

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Brian S

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Hello fellow Missourian,
You can keep these spiders in about anything. Provide a small hide and your all set. Just don't turn it loose in your bed room :rolleyes:
Let us know what happens.

Brian
 

sansoucie

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Brian S said:
Hello fellow Missourian,
You can keep these spiders in about anything. Provide a small hide and your all set. Just don't turn it loose in your bed room :rolleyes:
Let us know what happens.

Brian

LOL! Dont have to worry about me providing a means of escape.. tarantulas dont bother me, but these lil suckers do!

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alex

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A deli cup with snap on top with small holes is a safe way to keep them.
 

sansoucie

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Thats what I was thinkin... but how small of holes... I mean it sounds stupid, but just how tiny are recluse s'lings?! LOL!
 

alex

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I don't really know how small the babies are, but make the holes with a thin needle.
 

sansoucie

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Thank you!! Lets cross our fingers and hope this works! LOL!
 

ShaunHolder

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Im sure I dont have to tell you this, but be carefull with her, ok? The images in my head of recluse bites. Anyway Im sure you knw the dangers; I wish you good luck with your spiderlings.
 
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