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Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (Green Bottle Blue)


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13 years 4 months ago #67579 by Milty
Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens (Green Bottle Blue) was created by Milty
And it happened at last

Male - Milty
Female - Milty
Temp 22 -24 degree Centigrade
Humidity 60 - 75%
Mated February 2013
Female closed herself up and laid egsacc round about 25th of February
Pulled egg sac today the 25th of March 2013

I am in 7th Heaven!

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Egg sac before opened!

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Eggsac opened and my grin from ear to ear!

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Timing just right eggs with legs!
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13 years 4 months ago #67581 by Dimitri Kambas
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Good job man! Thats awesome!
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13 years 4 months ago #67937 by Milty
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Update on the eggs with legs

Growing fast!

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Picture taken 2nd of April 2013


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Picture taken on the 3rd of April

Temp at 22 degrees more or less humidity 50%
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13 years 4 months ago #67938 by Milty
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Update on the eggs with legs

Growing fast!

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Picture taken 2nd of April 2013


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Picture taken on the 3rd of April

Temp at 22 degrees more or less humidity 50%
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13 years 4 months ago #67947 by CASPERS CRITTERS
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Good job dude!

If I may ask, how do you grow these little guys and what do you use? I have only one experience with breeding and my girl guarded the sack untill the little guys were BIG!!!Is there any specific method you use looking after them?

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13 years 4 months ago #67953 by Brynn Lurie
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The norm is to wait for the slings to molt into 2nd instar (one molt after the above pic) and then they would need to be housed individually into tubs as they are now more prone to cannibalism, there are cases of cannibalism at 1st instar too, but less than at 2nd instar.

The GBB's are known to be ferocious eaters and so feeding them small roaches (or small crickets) wouldnt be much of an issue, even if the prey item is slightly bigger than they are.
A feeding once a week would be enough.
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