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a pic of my wild caught female Usambara. she's in a 1 gallon rubbermaid container presently and you can kind of see the crease on the plastic in the picture.
Usambara
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hey
Great Pic! I love how much webbing they use! Have you had any luck on breeding yet? Good Luck!
James
Great Pic! I love how much webbing they use! Have you had any luck on breeding yet? Good Luck!
James
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Re: hey
I'll try to post some more detailed ones of the carapace. I love the amount of webbing they produce, too! Pretty awesome!
I sent a male out on a breeding loan and the keeper of the female had success with over a hundred hatching.
I am waiting on some mature males again for my own females. Talk to you later,
Paul
Thanks James!
I'll try to post some more detailed ones of the carapace. I love the amount of webbing they produce, too! Pretty awesome!
I sent a male out on a breeding loan and the keeper of the female had success with over a hundred hatching.
I am waiting on some mature males again for my own females. Talk to you later,
Paul
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That would be me!
There were a total of 127 (126 alive) spiderlings in the batch!
What an incredible number! I only had 61 vials made up before attempting to seperate the spiderlings.
They are amazing spiderlings! Already .5 inch and starting to web in the vials. I started feeding them today, but none have taken the crickets yet. I am using 1/8 inch crickets.
Hopefully when the lights are down tonight.
Ralph
There were a total of 127 (126 alive) spiderlings in the batch!
What an incredible number! I only had 61 vials made up before attempting to seperate the spiderlings.
They are amazing spiderlings! Already .5 inch and starting to web in the vials. I started feeding them today, but none have taken the crickets yet. I am using 1/8 inch crickets.
Hopefully when the lights are down tonight.
Ralph