How to pull out eggsac

[panggoy espino]

It okay to pull egg sac in the mom even its not 21 days to be exact i've pull my sac out in 3 days

 

[Liquifin]

It okay to pull egg sac in the mom even its not 21 days to be exact i've pull my sac out in 3 days

It's better to just wait it out for most tarantula species. Also what species of tarantula is it with an egg sac? Some species have faster developing eggs than others.

 

[panggoy espino]

My a breyeri drop the egg sac in tuesday i pull out my sac yesterday evening the egg will by okay?? I put it in my incubator

 

[RezonantVoid]

You shouldnt pull them out so early. The mother will normally turn and roll the eggsac around to aid with the sling development, as far as i know pulling them out so early may kill the whole lot.

However ive only done this stuff a few times, @cold blood is much more knowledgeable on this subject

 

[panggoy espino]

How many chance the survival rate of my lot??

 

[RezonantVoid]

No clue but from my own understanding probably not very high

 

[panggoy espino]

But you've do this stuff few time right?? Is your sac survived??

 

[Colorado Ts]

But you've do this stuff few time right?? Is your sac survived??

Based solely on literature and the written experiences of others, if the female can be trusted with the sac, leave it with her. Let her hatch the sac and bring forth the babies.

If there is a reason to pull the sac...and there could be lots of reasons...try to let the female keep the sac for at least 30 days...then pull the sac. At 30 days you should start seeing the end of Eggs With Legs (EWL) and the beginnings of the 1st instar slings.

With some species you can leave the slings together until the 2nd instar, then you separate the slings. With other species, the slings can be kept together till the 3rd instar.

I hope that helps.

 

[panggoy espino]

Based solely on literature and the written experiences of others, if the female can be trusted with the sac, leave it with her. Let her hatch the sac and bring forth the babies.

If there is a reason to pull the sac...and there could be lots of reasons...try to let the female keep the sac for at least 30 days...then pull the sac. At 30 days you should start seeing the end of Eggs With Legs (EWL) and the beginnings of the 1st instar slings.

With some species you can leave the slings together until the 2nd instar, then you separate the slings. With other species, the slings can be kept together till the 3rd instar.

I hope that helps.

Thank you but ive incubated my eggs already so my egg will survive??

 

[Colorado Ts]

Thank you but ive incubated my eggs already so my egg will survive??

Well my friend, from what you've posted...you may have pulled that sac weeks earlier than suggested.

Time will tell if you are successful.

Share your outcome with us, we all like to hear about breeding and hatching.

 

[panggoy espino]

Well my friend, from what you've posted...you may have pulled that sac weeks earlier than suggested.

Time will tell if you are successful.

Share your outcome with us, we all like to hear about breeding and hatching.

Thank you. I hope its successful and thank you

 

[arachnidgill]

While it's better to wait I think they can still be successfully raised if you pull them early. If I remember correctly you will need to gently roll the eggs a couple times a day to simulate the female turning the egg sack.

 

[RezonantVoid]

yes ive pulled eggsacs. My tarantula one i waited 35 days and my trapdoors i waited 4 months

 

[dangerforceidle]

I believe this species will lay their eggs into a hammock-like cocoon, which means they aren't rolled by the mother during development. She'll just stand guard nearby.

 

[Theneil]

I believe this species will lay their eggs into a hammock-like cocoon, which means they aren't rolled by the mother during development. She'll just stand guard nearby.

I was gonna say this too. I havent bred the species myself, but i think most/all of the african species make a hammock sac. so technically the sac could be pulled at any time, however i think even though it could be pulled early, it isnprobably better to wait a little longer to pull, and i would have suggested hanging the sac i an incubator rather than opening the sac.

Its obviously too late now though, so just gotta see what is gonna happen.