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:spider: Hi, I wonder if someone can help me with some info. I successfully bred the Hp Formosus on the 29/10. This morning I noticed some pests inside the cage and so I decided to Rehouse Her into a new inclosure. Usually she is very placid and I pick her up by hand. However this morning she was very aggressive and bit me. I eventually rehoused her and upon cleaning out the old cage here I find an eggsack! Now I put her back into the old enclosure with the eggsack. I dont know if I did the right thing? Should I remove the eggsack? And if so how should I keep it and for how long? Another problem is the Male I only found out afterwards is a Venezualan Lemon patch Hapalopus Tresiriatus?????? Please Help
Uh oh, those slings are going to have to stay off the market, from both sacs. Leave the female with the sac, she will probably eat it. If the male was the same species I would say take the egg sack out and put it in a mechanical mom or an incubator. What do you plan to do with the first egg sack?
First of all, congrats on the sac. Very cool, and a awesome achievement.
Honestly speaking, do what you want with the sac. Everyone knows how curious I get
with hybrids and it would interest me to see what the offspring look like. But on the other
hand aswell, I would seriously consider putting that sac in the freezer over night and throw
the small snow ball away in the morning.
Sorry pal. Hard luck. sad
My Advice is mostly from my personal experience, but everyone is
allowed to give there own opinion.
Interesting, sorry to revive this topic, but whatever happened to the sacks? I don't agree though that they should have been destroyed, Hybrid or not, sure, cull a lot afterwards, but just because they are hybrids, doesn't mean that SOME shouldn't have a chance to live?
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