remarah1337
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Hello I have two Phiddipus Regius slings! I have no idea if one, both or neither will be female, so I want to ask in advance.
I heard female jumping spiders lay infertile eggs and guard them for weeks without eating.
Do you confiscate the infertile egg sac? Maybe I'm a softie but I think it's kind of rude. I know they don't have emotions like us, but you know. I heard they would guard their egg sac with their life and become very defensive so I doubt that would be a great idea anyway.
What exactly happens? Do they just realize its infertile after awhile or do they know from the get go?
I heard female jumping spiders lay infertile eggs and guard them for weeks without eating.
Do you confiscate the infertile egg sac? Maybe I'm a softie but I think it's kind of rude. I know they don't have emotions like us, but you know. I heard they would guard their egg sac with their life and become very defensive so I doubt that would be a great idea anyway.
What exactly happens? Do they just realize its infertile after awhile or do they know from the get go?