For new world species a very, very vague rule is:

Cool period--Moult--mate--Cool period--sac

Nhandu's are ok with a bit of moisture but if you flood a Brachy you'll kill it.

I think this is all bull, how is the market flooded with curlies?

When last have they been bred? last year if I remember correctly.

I sold 600 curlies in a week last year.

Just because its a cheap spider it doesn't mean the market is flooded.

If the price is right, you will sell it :thumbsup:

And huzi I really don't believe stef will let the curlies go into the bush and doesn't just go for him but anybody in the hobby, that is a bit negative mate :reallysick:

Creator wrote: I think this is all bull, how is the market flooded with curlies?

When last have they been bred? last year if I remember correctly.

I got 30 1cm slings for free from an eggsac 2 months ago, I could have taken more, but I didn't have space for 200 slings at that time. I know of at least 5 people that are attempting to breed them as we speak. And I know of 2 petshops that are struggling to sell them at R10/R20 a pop.

Stef, good luck in any case with the sac, I'm going to pull my first T eggsac in 2 weeks time, and I'm very excited !

No matter, in any case its in Stef's hands now.

What have you bred Spunky?

I got 10 15mm curly slings for free also a month or so ago. I also could have taken more if I wanted.

I think I still have six or so and I've given the other 4 away.

P.cambridgei - One of my favourite T's. The mommy is doing most of the work luckily, keeping it warm, etc

Well, I guess breeding B.albopilosum 1st time is much better than trying L.parahybana the first time.. !!