I am yet to breed my own spiders, so i'm after some info if possible from you guys 
The species i intend to breed in the near future are:
Haploplma minax
Haplopelma lividum
Haplopelma albostriatum
Grammostola rosea
I am asking if people with successful or unsuccessful experiences with all or any of these species could possibly email me any notes that you took?
I'm interested in:
Size of females at time of mating/sac produced.
How long from mating to sac production.
How many times mated.
Number of eggs in the clutch/how many spiderlings
And most importantly, the temperature (at cooling period and what you brought it back upto for the female to lay) and the humidity (at both points too).
Whether the sac was pulled or left with the female. If pulled at how many days? What stage were the eggs at? How long from sac production did spiderlings emerge?
If you pulled, the incubator that you used to look after the eggs, and temps,humidity etc it was set at.
Please can you email me at horse_maniac1@hotmail.com if you can help me, or alternatively PM me...?
Many thanks for your co-operation
Becky
The species i intend to breed in the near future are:
Haploplma minax
Haplopelma lividum
Haplopelma albostriatum
Grammostola rosea
I am asking if people with successful or unsuccessful experiences with all or any of these species could possibly email me any notes that you took?
I'm interested in:
Size of females at time of mating/sac produced.
How long from mating to sac production.
How many times mated.
Number of eggs in the clutch/how many spiderlings
And most importantly, the temperature (at cooling period and what you brought it back upto for the female to lay) and the humidity (at both points too).
Whether the sac was pulled or left with the female. If pulled at how many days? What stage were the eggs at? How long from sac production did spiderlings emerge?
If you pulled, the incubator that you used to look after the eggs, and temps,humidity etc it was set at.
Please can you email me at horse_maniac1@hotmail.com if you can help me, or alternatively PM me...?
Many thanks for your co-operation
Becky