they did it tonight, i was lucky to glance up and notice. now i get to wait for weeks and weeks to find out there's not gonna be a sac. 
unlike when i tried this with A. argentata, the female is not -at all- interested in eating the male.
if something gets close to or in (e.g. food) the web, she'll likely run away but he'll go toward it. when i originally put him in the web she ran away from him!
looking at their pseudo-communal living in the wild, it makes sense that they're less prone to cannibalism than other species. (right?)
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unlike when i tried this with A. argentata, the female is not -at all- interested in eating the male.
if something gets close to or in (e.g. food) the web, she'll likely run away but he'll go toward it. when i originally put him in the web she ran away from him!
looking at their pseudo-communal living in the wild, it makes sense that they're less prone to cannibalism than other species. (right?)
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