It took about an hour to carefully remove substrate and decorations to a point where the nest was exposed. The mother webbed up as quickly as I could make holes in her nest, almost frantically trying to repair the damage. Once the nest was exposed, Cerat gently lifted her by hand, placing her in her new enclosure.

To get the slings into tubs took another hour or so, but many hands...

Cerat sounds like a brave fella. Interesting thread Scarab. Those slings sure are purdy.

Cerat does sound like a brave man! amazing the mother was clam enough to be picked up after such a event! very cool, wish you filmed it, though that would have made things a little more complicated
Great Job and awesome documentation!

very cool i must say.
Hope these balfouri get into the hobby fast fast

Thanks Scarab! You have a amazing setup, also wanted to say thanks for the great hospitality, was a pleasure meeting you and your wife! Slings are happy and healthy! Hooha

Welcome bud... I am torn between a breading report and this thread, just wanted to mention that my third female dropped a magnificent snowy white sac last night... Some of those will go into the already established communal...