Couple eggsac pics

[GoTerps]

Davus fasciatus mom all webbed up holding her eggsac.

Father can be seen HERE .


Avicularia minatrix mom webbed up thicker than molasses. Eggsac circled

Cyclosternum sp. "Columbia"
I'm gonna pull this one soon. Parents can be seen HERE .

 

[shogun804]

A minatrix sac is a good thing avics are always great T's best of luck with all of the little ones when it comes to pull the different sac's and seperate the little ones

 

[aaronrefalo]

what is the latest name Cyclosternum faciatum or Davus faciatum?...great pictures..

Aaron

 

[MUNG!!!]

hopefully the Cyclosternum sac goes well... because i won't mind taking one of those off your hands...

 

[GoTerps]

Here's a picture of 2 eggsacs I pulled today, the D. fasciatus was eaten.

Avicularia minatrix eggsac on the left, Cyclosternum sp. "Columbia" eggsac on the right.

 

[GoTerps]

The A. minatrix sac was pulled on day-14 and opened on day-21. Not a single bad egg and ~50 good looking postembryos.

Cyclosternum sp. "Columbia" was also opened. Still eggs at this point. You can see a few bad ones in the pic, which I picked out, but overall looking very good.

 

[ChrisNCT]

So now that you have opened the ones with Egg's......what do you keep the eggs in now since they were removed form the sack?

 

[GoTerps]

So now that you have opened the ones with Egg's......what do you keep the eggs in now since they were removed form the sack?

I just keep them in the hammock. I've yet to have any issues at all with eggs developing once emptied out of the sac. I can tell these are ready to go postembryo very soon.

 

[Joe1968]

great pics!!!

 

[ChrisNCT]

Hey GoTerps.......


Check out the H. maculata breeding forum thread. I opened the sack tonight after seeing the webbing moving! 2 out of 2!

http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=499798&postcount=4

 

[Tangled WWWeb]

Congratulations and great pics as usual, Eric. :clap:

 

[Anthony]

Sorry the one sack got eaten but overall very successful.Good for you

 

[aaronrefalo]

A question to GoTerps or to anyone else who knowa...after how many days/weeks you had/have to removed the eggsac from then female?

Aaron

 

[aaronrefalo]

is it right after a week?

Aaron

 

[insectoman]

A question to GoTerps or to anyone else who knowa...after how many days/weeks you had/have to removed the eggsac from then female?

Aaron

Hello,

that depends on the species. indeed, for example, for Holothele incei, after 15/20 days, you can removed the egg sac (eggs with legs), but with Pamphobeteus 5 weeks minimum should be waited.

Best regards,
Benoît