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Lovely T and typically hard to find. Congrats.She was looking quite inquisitive so i opened her box n she just came strollin on out.
Thanks. Im hoping to breed her after her next molte. The male showed his hooks on his last molte last november. Otherwise I'll have to find a male, which could be tough.Lovely T and typically hard to find. Congrats.
Good luck with pairing. She looks big enough now but if her moult cycle is not in tune with the male, then any success would likely be lost if she moulted on you.Thanks. Im hoping to breed her after her next molte. The male showed his hooks on his last molte last november. Otherwise I'll have to find a male, which could be tough.
Oh, ok. So i should probably try now since she just molted a month or so ago?Good luck with pairing. She looks big enough now but if her moult cycle is not in tune with the male, then any success would likely be lost if she moulted on you.
May be worth an attempt or two though?
@Arachnoclown and @Casey K. Are you best bet for breeding advice as I think between them they bred most species with great success I'm sure they will be happy to helpOh, ok. So i should probably try now since she just molted a month or so ago?
Oh, ok. So i should probably try now since she just molted a month or so ago?
Feed her up and keep her cool then yeah, no time like the present.Oh, ok. So i should probably try now since she just molted a month or so ago?
Ohhhh she really has been eating good. My male has refused the last w meals.Feed her up and keep her cool then yeah, no time like the present.
Is there a place to find details on what is needed to handle the Sac if or when it comes? Like incubation ingredients and what not?The sooner post molt you molt the female, the better! The female will store the sperm.
Is there a place to find details on what is needed to handle the Sac if or when it comes? Like incubation ingredients and what not?
Excellent! Thanks.Sure. There is plenty of info here on the forum. If you end up with a sac, pull it at 30 days (average time to pull a sac). There are photos here and videos online of how to make a good incubator for the eggs with just coffee filters and deli cups. Some folks even use panty hose. Here is a link to a thread that may help you. Also, @Arachnoclown will have some great advice for you, I'm sure.
Egg sack advise , first time breeding
Ok so I JUST joined up and wanted opinions on if I should let my arizona blonde female hatch the eggs herself or take the sack away and deal with it that way . I'll mention that she is not a first time mom and when I found her in the wild she actually had over a hundred babys all over her and...www.tarantulaforum.com