G rosea gravid

[Charmyknux]

Hi all I've been keeping T's for ten years, raising slings and adults. I recently purchased a gorgeous female G rosea who may be gravid.
I've never bred or had an eggsac before, so I'm open to any and all advice on caring for the sac itself as well as economical advice for housing the slings should they come along.
Thanks and happy to be a part of the community!
PS: I've never seen a rosea as pink as this before!

 

[superpetguy1]

Your rosiaterantula is male probably if its pink. I think..

 

[GTarantula]

The color doesn't matter. Its the size, thickness all that good stuff.

 

[superpetguy1]

Oh ok scratch that.

 

[Charmyknux]

She is definitely a female. I have one of her molts

 

[harleyqueen]

that's so exciting I hope she is gravid. I have not bred any yet the only advice I can give is start getting little vials ready to house them when the time comes and good luck.

 

[Charmyknux]

Thanks. I've had her for almost two months now and nothing's happened so I'm not sure. Either wsy I'm glad I bought her. She's very sweet

 

[harleyqueen]

Yes I love rosies they are cool

 

[superpetguy1]

I think mine is female not molted so not exactly sure

 

[novakdesigns]

that's so exciting I hope she is gravid. I have not bred any yet the only advice I can give is start getting little vials ready to house them when the time comes and good luck.

Your replies are always so lovely and friendly and you always seem genuinely happy and excited for people on here. Big spider hugs xxx

 

[Charmyknux]

Your replies are always so lovely and friendly and you always seem genuinely happy and excited for people on here. Big spider hugs xxx

Thank you

 

[superpetguy1]

Yeah

 

[Jessyrenee]

Anyone have a male Rosie

 

[tcrave]

If you have had the rose hair and has molted since you bought it, she is not gravid.

 

[MatthewM1]

Un mated females can still become gravid and drop unfertile sac's. And also they didn't mention a molt in their care.

 

[Bugman]

That looks like a g.porteri

 

[RedCapTrio]

Yeah, but maybe a couple of years ago, rosea and porteri are used interchangeably.