Jumping spider lays infertile egg sac, can I still attempt breeding?

[genericUsername78]

I recently caught a pretty good sized female from my backyard, I've had her in a small setup for almost a week now hoping I could find a adult male and try at a breeding project. But a couple days in she laid an egg sac in her web, but only guarded it for a a day or two before leaving the web. I think it may still be fertile but I doubt it is, of course now that she's out I'm feeding her up and giving her water. I'm curious if anyone knows when she might be ready for a compatible male once she gets lots of food and water?
Thanks for the help

 

[Nicole C G]

I recently caught a pretty good sized female from my backyard, I've had her in a small setup for almost a week now hoping I could find a adult male and try at a breeding project. But a couple days in she laid an egg sac in her web, but only guarded it for a a day or two before leaving the web. I think it may still be fertile but I doubt it is, of course now that she's out I'm feeding her up and giving her water. I'm curious if anyone knows when she might be ready for a compatible male once she gets lots of food and water?
Thanks for the help

What species?

 

[egyptiancrow]

it does not matter if they lay an infertile egg sac. they will use the sperm when they are ready to lay a fertile batch