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07-01-10, 06:25 PM
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breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
I thought some of you guys might enjoy this, it was my first opportunity to breed T's
4/21/10 - female #2 bred
5/28/10 female #2 produced egg sac
6/30/10 female #2 pulled sac, eggs with legs stage - 60-70 eggs?
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07-01-10, 11:48 PM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
sweet grats  what kind is she ? is their anything done on your part to get them to breed or just put them together?
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07-02-10, 03:06 AM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
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Originally Posted by Freebody
sweet grats what kind is she ? is their anything done on your part to get them to breed or just put them together? |
These are 'Antilles Pinktoes'
Breeding this species is pretty simple, wait for male to make a sperm web, put em together, verify inserts took place, put momma to be back in her cage.
That said, I bred two females, one dropped a sac and the other hasn't yet  Funny little bugs.
I've got two Poecilotheria ornata that I believe are gravid also, crossing my fingers
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07-02-10, 03:28 AM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
Wow they look awesome, but spiders are not my thing. I do appreciate them though just could not handle them lol
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07-02-10, 01:43 PM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
Congrats ! Can't wait to see pics of babies.
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07-02-10, 01:50 PM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
Congratulations, what a huge clutch (are T eggs called a clutch too?) I have an Antilles Pinktoe and a Chilean Rosehair and I love them, but somehow the idea of dozens of tiny white spiderlings freaks me out..lol.
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07-02-10, 02:58 PM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
*SHUDDER*...where is the running away screaming emoticon when you need it! The eggs ARE fascinating looking but I could never ever ever (did I say ever?) have a spider. Congrats - enjoy your little eight-legged wiggly creatures...*SHUDDER*
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07-02-10, 05:33 PM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
aren't spider eggs called slings kim? i dunno, spiders arent really my thing either, but i wouldnt mind a chilean rosehair. i've been looking into scorpions today actually. more inclined to emperors and under a UV light its just plain awesome! lol good luck with the little guys!
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07-02-10, 10:43 PM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
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Originally Posted by Will0W783
Congratulations, what a huge clutch (are T eggs called a clutch too?) I have an Antilles Pinktoe and a Chilean Rosehair and I love them, but somehow the idea of dozens of tiny white spiderlings freaks me out..lol.
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Oh man, the slings are awfully cute, laying there, immobile, just waving their little legs around. They are so tiny.
Oh, and it's a sac instead of a clutch.
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07-02-10, 10:47 PM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
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Congrats ! Can't wait to see pics of babies.
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They'll look like this after the next molt
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07-03-10, 11:55 AM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
Wow i always wanted to breed with spiders before i even knew t's exist!
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07-03-10, 02:24 PM
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Re: breeding my tarantulas (Avicularia versicolor)
Thats so cool. I love T's. Never seen them gettin it down. Lol. Nice pictures!
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