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Eupalaestrus campestratus - PZB
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14 years 9 months ago #38995
by Schalk du Plessis
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The babies are now starting to turn darker. So should be 2nd instar soon. I see some of them have died, or at least it seems that way. They are lying on their sides not moving or responding to touch like the others. But I hope all of them make it to 2nd instar.
Their movement speed is much quicker now and are moving around much more than a week ago. They are proper little spiders now.
Their movement speed is much quicker now and are moving around much more than a week ago. They are proper little spiders now.
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14 years 9 months ago #38996
by Curtis
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Thats awesome to hear mate! Hope most of them make it to 2nd instar
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14 years 9 months ago #39101
by Gemini
lets tango!
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Female: Mine
Male: Oceanblue
First mating: successful
Eggsac discovered on the 12th November, very small about the size of a R2
Male: Oceanblue
First mating: successful
Eggsac discovered on the 12th November, very small about the size of a R2
lets tango!
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14 years 9 months ago #39108
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Congrats Gemini
The next couple of weeks are going to go by sooooo slowly
The next couple of weeks are going to go by sooooo slowly
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