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14 years 3 months ago #48807 by reinier
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@spinnerkop thanks for the advise :)

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14 years 3 months ago #48811 by Clayton Passmore
Howzit @Reinier,

Thanks for the awesome photos :cheer:

I have been researching, how long does it take after mating for the female to produce an egg sac?

Thanks

I found a new obsession - Tarantulas's :-)

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14 years 3 months ago #48996 by Rozanne
I saw the video of these two doing their stuff, it was really nice to see. The photos are even better. They are really stunning T's. Well done :)

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14 years 3 months ago #49081 by reinier
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@ Clayts121The Psalmopoeus cambridgei mated 10/02/2012 and i was surprised 1 April 2012 with the sack.It was about 50 days after the 3 mating attempt.
Will open the sack on 26 April 2012

@Rozanne still waiting for the Cycolosternum fasciata sack to be made :)

I managed to get a pics of her protecting her sack. :) think she was sleeping :)

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14 years 3 months ago #50773 by reinier
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Just updating my breeding report. :)
I pulled the egg sack of my Psalmopoeus cambridgei tonight.
few new pics added.

I also did something interesting. i threw a cotton boll in her tank and she grab it thinking its her egg sack.
and protects it.
I just wanted to see if she knows the difference.
I left it a few minutes and i had to eventually removed it from her.


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14 years 2 months ago #50821 by Bianca
That is super awesome. Congrats on the new batch. I have a P. cambridgei as well but I suspect its male.

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