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B.Lateralis egg cases


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14 years 9 months ago - 14 years 9 months ago #40589 by T
Replied by T on topic Re: B.Lateralis egg cases

Marius wrote: ability of roaches to metabolize protein into uric acid which they store, resulting in gout in reptiles. More protein means more acid.


Cant compare T's to reptiles.
Which organs of the tarantula will get affected by the higher protein or build up of uric acid(gout) ....... heart,lungs,kidneys,spleen etc

More studies need to be done to give definite answers so its just speculation either way but i would also be very interested in knowing some facts
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14 years 9 months ago #40594 by Marius
Replied by Marius on topic Re: B.Lateralis egg cases
Thanks Marula and Mammon.

I have two B. Albopilosum from the same sack. I thought of testing low protein roaches (no dog/cat food) on the one, and higher protein on the other, but one specimen in both the test and control group would be pointless, plus they could be male and female, and they consume so little over so much time the test would take years..

I'm not impossible. I'm being improbable.

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14 years 9 months ago #40685 by Garfield
Replied by Garfield on topic Re: B.Lateralis egg cases
Thank you again for the info. Can someone please post a good pic of the egg-cases so that I know what to look for.

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