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- Jul 19, 2002
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Hello all,
First off let me apologize to Atrax, this was a mistake that wasn’t in my control. This morning when I was going through the rounds, I found that my H. lividum, or cobalt blue. I noticed that she wasn’t holding her egg sac. Infact she was on the far side of her tank. So I immediately set up a small hammock tank for the eggs. Once that was set up I opened the cobalt blue tank and, took the sac out. Slowly cutting it open, I looked into find yellow eggs, with whitish spots on them. They don’t look very healthy infact i am positive they are dead. I took allot of time trying to get this t to lay eggs and when it happened I was very excited. I have hammocked them and will hope for the best, but it doesn’t look positive.
Sincerely,
Brandon
First off let me apologize to Atrax, this was a mistake that wasn’t in my control. This morning when I was going through the rounds, I found that my H. lividum, or cobalt blue. I noticed that she wasn’t holding her egg sac. Infact she was on the far side of her tank. So I immediately set up a small hammock tank for the eggs. Once that was set up I opened the cobalt blue tank and, took the sac out. Slowly cutting it open, I looked into find yellow eggs, with whitish spots on them. They don’t look very healthy infact i am positive they are dead. I took allot of time trying to get this t to lay eggs and when it happened I was very excited. I have hammocked them and will hope for the best, but it doesn’t look positive.
Sincerely,
Brandon