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Poecilotheria ornata breeding
- Thread starter Arachnoclown
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- 6,381
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- The Oregon rain forest
Successful double clutch sack. 96 eggs with legs at 28 days.
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- 238
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- Albany, GA
That’s so awesome! Congrats man
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- 216
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- Clackamas Oregon
Congratulations Bro!!!! Do you still have some from the first sack? If not I’d like a 10 lot when these are ready. 
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- 6,381
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- The Oregon rain forest
I got you covered Bro...stop by after Turkey day.Congratulations Bro!!!! Do you still have some from the first sack? If not I’d like a 10 lot when these are ready.
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- 6,381
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- The Oregon rain forest
1st instars and Mom
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- 6,381
- Location
- The Oregon rain forest
Video of both sacks...
MalePinkToe
New Member
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- Portland Oregon
Very Nice. I am fine with spiders, now I am afraid of clowns !!!
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- 6,381
- Location
- The Oregon rain forest
Ornata communal!!!...because I can.
Started out with 10 from my 2nd clutch in one 32oz enclosure. About a month in I split them. They were growing way faster then the separated slings. Plus the poo all over the container made it a nasty mess. I only found 9 though...not sure if one was eaten or molting issues. I separated 4 in one group and 5 in the other. A month or so later the group with 4 had a dead one on the ground being eaten by a roach...the reason is unknown. The group of 5 turned out to have 4 females so...I decided to save some ladies out of the experiment. I kept two ladies together and added 3 males to them. Let's see how they do...
Noticable difference from communal ornatas and separated ones....
Separated ornatas attack their prey at full speed...extremely violent.
Communal ornatas touch their prey before attacking.
Separated ornatas are very skittish and quick to hide.
Communal ornatas seam more laid back and docile.
Communal ornatas grow way faster...many are as big as the first clutch of slings.
Started out with 10 from my 2nd clutch in one 32oz enclosure. About a month in I split them. They were growing way faster then the separated slings. Plus the poo all over the container made it a nasty mess. I only found 9 though...not sure if one was eaten or molting issues. I separated 4 in one group and 5 in the other. A month or so later the group with 4 had a dead one on the ground being eaten by a roach...the reason is unknown. The group of 5 turned out to have 4 females so...I decided to save some ladies out of the experiment. I kept two ladies together and added 3 males to them. Let's see how they do...
Noticable difference from communal ornatas and separated ones....
Separated ornatas attack their prey at full speed...extremely violent.
Communal ornatas touch their prey before attacking.
Separated ornatas are very skittish and quick to hide.
Communal ornatas seam more laid back and docile.
Communal ornatas grow way faster...many are as big as the first clutch of slings.
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- Location
- Kentucky
Great information and very interesting behaviors. I would like to try something like this as well! It seems when they live in a group they have a positive identification of the pray. Very cool!
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- 6,381
- Location
- The Oregon rain forest
We'll see what happens. I still may end up with one big spider.Great information and very interesting behaviors. I would like to try something like this as well! It seems when they live in a group they have a positive identification of the pray. Very cool!
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- 1,939
- Location
- Kentucky
And I hope you don’tWe'll see what happens. I still may end up with one big spider.
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Great thread!
I'm tempted to go communal, or maybe I'm already planning on trying...
I'm tempted to go communal, or maybe I'm already planning on trying...
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- 6,381
- Location
- The Oregon rain forest
Poecilotheria metallica...I've got some brewing as we speak.
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- 6,381
- Location
- The Oregon rain forest
Juvenile from the first sack...
