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Breeding 1: Took place on 1-2-2009
Breeding 2: Took place on 3-1-2010
Breeding 1: Female and Male were set up in a divided 10 gallon aquarium with a tunnel at the top large enough for the male to retreat back to one side and breed when he wanted too. The pair breeded several times and cohabitated. The female laid a sac and 25 days later ate it.
Breeding 2: Female and Male were set up in a divided 10 gallon aquarium with a tunnel at the top large enough for the male to retreat back to one side and breed when he wanted too. Several insertions took place however, the female molted out on 7-16-2010 and male died yesterday.
Would love to see some sucess in the U.S. please
On Breeding # 2: I am very aware the EO Females are one of the only theraphosid species described to lack spermathecae and can possibly molt up to 3 times still retaining eggs. However, the male was not fresh when he finally got the insertions & I have seen her gravid and know her patterns. She can and I hope does suprise us, but I will keep updated and be on the look out for a male for her.
Breeding 1: Took place on 1-2-2009
Breeding 2: Took place on 3-1-2010
Breeding 1: Female and Male were set up in a divided 10 gallon aquarium with a tunnel at the top large enough for the male to retreat back to one side and breed when he wanted too. The pair breeded several times and cohabitated. The female laid a sac and 25 days later ate it.
Breeding 2: Female and Male were set up in a divided 10 gallon aquarium with a tunnel at the top large enough for the male to retreat back to one side and breed when he wanted too. Several insertions took place however, the female molted out on 7-16-2010 and male died yesterday.
Would love to see some sucess in the U.S. please
On Breeding # 2: I am very aware the EO Females are one of the only theraphosid species described to lack spermathecae and can possibly molt up to 3 times still retaining eggs. However, the male was not fresh when he finally got the insertions & I have seen her gravid and know her patterns. She can and I hope does suprise us, but I will keep updated and be on the look out for a male for her.
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