magicmed
Arachnobaron
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About 5 or 6 weeks ago during my bulk purchases I got a possibly gravid N. incei. at the time she was pretty plump, but I did not do the pairing, this particular T quickly webbed up a den out of the half buried cork bark like any N. incei would do, I know this species is shy, but I have not seen the T emerge for food or water since day 1. all my other T's come out and about now and then, but this girl is just holed up. now of course she could be near a molt and acting perfectly normal, but I wanted to see what you guys thought about the possibility of her already laying a sac in there.
Is there's a decent possibility of it, what's the rule on getting that sac out? I know there's a 30ish day waiting period on pulling it, but if she has laid one, I have no idea when it was. and I certainly don't want to go disrupting her den and stressing her out just to look for a sac.
So at this point, would the best thing to be just to let her take care of it the whole time? and when I see little ones running about collect them? I know that's not the best method, but I can't think of a better way to not disturb her or a possible sac.
Any ideas/thoughts?
Is there's a decent possibility of it, what's the rule on getting that sac out? I know there's a 30ish day waiting period on pulling it, but if she has laid one, I have no idea when it was. and I certainly don't want to go disrupting her den and stressing her out just to look for a sac.
So at this point, would the best thing to be just to let her take care of it the whole time? and when I see little ones running about collect them? I know that's not the best method, but I can't think of a better way to not disturb her or a possible sac.
Any ideas/thoughts?