Smithi egg sack.
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very nice! congradulations on your new eggsac! theere will be smithi Jr's runnin around any time haha!
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congrats man! beautiful t that i hope has a lot of little ones soon. :clap:
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:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: awesome!!!keep us updated
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Congratulations! Did you mate her or was she gravid when you got her? Awesome either way, keep us updated.
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Congrats Rob!
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beautiful absolutly beautiful Congratulations :clap:
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congrats! is'nt that cute
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:clap: congrats on the sack.:clap:
Yes, I mated her to this male who I thought was going to die when he first became mature. He had a bloody blob on his ass that hardened up. He became an excellent stud spider. In fact, I'm looking to sell him now. I no longer have a need for him, and he is still a worthy candidate for mating from what I can see by how active he is. Hes annoying as a matter of fact. I always hear him climbing around and picking at the corner of his 5 gallon
Then
Few weeks later after a sperm web.
A few days ago still looking to hook up
This is the female folding the sack.
Doing a little cleaning, moving stuff around.
Clear shot before she went into guardian mode.
All done, now its time to hurry up and wait
Then
Few weeks later after a sperm web.
A few days ago still looking to hook up
This is the female folding the sack.
Doing a little cleaning, moving stuff around.
Clear shot before she went into guardian mode.
All done, now its time to hurry up and wait
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congratulations:clap:
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Good luck! Looks great so far!
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Omg ... that abdomen looks very bad, I would'nt SELL that
Why not, its a male. A mature male, and proven. Hes not around to win a beauty pageant. The main mission has nothing to do with his crusty butt.Kirdec said:
In fact....
He cant flick annoying hairs so he might be perfect for people who have sensitive skin.
See?
A silver lining.
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Well personally I would'nt SELL it, I would give it away for a try on breeding but I would'nt ask money for a specimen that got an abdomen of blood
Do you know the cause ? cuz the abdomen got a very weird formation like if it was deshydrated on the last pic
Do you know the cause ? cuz the abdomen got a very weird formation like if it was deshydrated on the last pic
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I don't know the cause, all i know is it doesn't matter when it comes to breeding. It was a bad molt. Thats as much as i know.Kirdec said:
Personally I would sell it. I bought it to mate, raised it up, no one gave it to me. It cost me money. Now, its mature, it mated, it got me a sack, now he can do the same for someone else.
It drinks when it wants, the bowl is full right now, as I type. Did you look at this thread?
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?t=54678&highlight=smithi+molt
Why should I "give" it away.
Please, explain in detail.
I'm a capitalist btw.