T. Albopilosum egg sac... phantom?

Jenissuper

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1k babies?! hehe not that many. highly variable, you could have a dozen survivors up to 3-400 depending on the species. there are dealers that'll buy slings in bulk. some advertise here. but yes it's very involved if you get a good sac. I'd pull it at 14-21 days and try to incubate, see if anything will hatch!
IF you get babies, you'll get tons of help don't worry!
I’ll do everything I can for mama and babies! This is my first unplanned pregnancy, and the father is totally out of the picture! I’ll check into the dealers and see if I can work something out. Thank you for your advice!
 

Poonjab

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I’ll do everything I can for mama and babies! This is my first unplanned pregnancy, and the father is totally out of the picture! I’ll check into the dealers and see if I can work something out. Thank you for your advice!
the father drank too much and the mother got a restraining order. Now the father can’t come within 100 inches of the spider web.
 

BrittanyS

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So I actually pulled the sac today since she abandoned it a couple of days ago, she buried it under dirt and sat beside it and didn't mess with it. There were 238 eggs that weren't brown or black, but a milky yellow and white color. I'm hoping that the eggs will gain some legs in a couple of weeks (or however long it takes). If she actually has babies from that sac, we are naming her Mary :rofl: because we didn't know of her being paired lol immaculate conception
 

Jenissuper

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So I actually pulled the sac today since she abandoned it a couple of days ago, she buried it under dirt and sat beside it and didn't mess with it. There were 238 eggs that weren't brown or black, but a milky yellow and white color. I'm hoping that the eggs will gain some legs in a couple of weeks (or however long it takes). If she actually has babies from that sac, we are naming her Mary :rofl: because we didn't know of her being paired lol immaculate conception
she’s got a lot of dirt wrapped up on the egg sack, but she’s right on it. As long as she keeps taking good care of the sack I’ll leave it with her.
 

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Mbuch

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Joining this thread! LOL
I just got my first T albo a few weeks ago from a friend that is an isopod breeder. He thought he'd try Ts, but decided she was boring. Well, she began digging and webbing up an area pretty heavily a couple days ago, and then this morning I found she'd made a sac!! I was definitely not expecting this!
I'm simultaneously excited as well as daunted. I really hope it's not a phantom sac, but also think I'd be relieved!
 

Jenissuper

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Congratulations!! My curly had been very doting, and rolling it regularly and ten A8C415ED-0989-4B2A-B22B-35E2F5F5E50C.jpeg ding it. But it’s weirdly flat. She’s been on it for two weeks. If it were a phantom sac she would have tossed it, right?
 
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