Omothymus violaceopes, Singapore blue egg sac removal
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- Omothymus violaceopes, Singapore blue egg sac removal
Today we remove the egg sac from our Singapore Blue, these stunning asian arboreal spiders are one of the largest to be found and a real must for your collection .
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Always learn something new in the beastie room. Cheers Dave and Camera Lady.
Hey Dave! Opening those egg sacks is like Christmas! 🎅🏼 Thank you so much for another enlightening view into the lives of these spiders! 🙂
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I am so envious of your house! It's like a spider museum!
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Always assessing and fine tuning your procedures. Good job.! 👍👍
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I feel bad we steal their babies but 5 seconds later she forgets all about them! She is such a pretty girl.
I know, it breaks my heard when Mama spider tries to hold onto the egg sac as the giant tweezers come for it!
I hope she really does forget about them quickly (I recall Dave saying he gives her some food soon after, as a consolation prize).
He's doing her a favour really - that's a lot of shoes to buy for their first day at school, lol! 🤣🤣🤣
She might also eat them later since they cannot spread as they would in the wild. It's doing them a favour, really. ;-)
It’s amazing how gentle you are with your spiders.
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Ah brilliant Dave, and yet another successful egg sac for the beastie room, and the Singapore blue is a beautiful species of spider 🕷, it was surprising to see that they weren't fully ready, but, as you said Dave it's a learning process, an😅Dave another brilliant job by yourself and camera 📷 lady.
I was trying lower temps in my room 👍
Very nice egg sac. I thought for sure we'd be seeing lots of legs wiggling around. Congratulations on the successful egg sac!
Top quality again Dave and Camera Lady 👍🏻
Thank you 🙏
Perhaps the higher temperatures next time will lead to faster development ? Still, any viable sac is a good sac :) The female was really relaxed, hardly fought for her sac being pulled away. I think it goes to show how comfortable she was.
Stay safe and thanks for sharing :)
Yes I dropped my room temps a little to se what would happen and how much effect it would have over all 👍
Wonderful video again and beautiful egg sack to boot! Another success story! Yay! \0/
It would be cool to see a timelapse looking at the nursery pot to see them grow before our eyes...!
Absolutely fascinating, love seeing the working through of the variables that affect the development of the eggs.
Can't wait for the rehouse of this girl. Didn't see much of her this time, but such a gorgeous species.
Another great video Dave
i always love seeing these pairings and egg sack removals. Thank you for these videos. and love to see how your collection of spiders has grown so much
Thrilling to be among the first to set eyes on these brand new little miracles of life!
I didn't know those weren't literally 'eggs with legs' but actually the spiderlings' abdomen - I always learn something new from this fabulous channel, thanks Dave! Wishing you and fabulous camera lady a happy and productive week! XXX
Thank you 🙏
Very interesting.. your an expert and great watching
Thank you 🙏 we try our best
Another enjoyable video! Thank you 😊
Fascinating, thank you, I love that you always say "we" throughout your videos, so inclusive.... and for taking us on voyage of discovery, I must go back to the pairing video, thanks as always, brilliant...
Thank you 🙏
I've been waiting for a new video! 🙏🏾
Great video guys! Amazing stuff
Excellent video again mate thanks for sharing it with us dave
Another great video, they look so cute. I have a strange attraction to tarantulas feet, they are so tiny and hairy , I know I am a nut job! 💟
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these would have to be up there in my favourite videos group i just love seeing these tiny little babies that have potential to grow into huge spiders
great video guys 👍😊
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What a lovely bunch of eggys with leggys you have there Dave!!! They look so healthy!! Another fine brood from a absolutely stunning mommy! Bravo!!!👏❤
I really enjoy watchng your videos. Always something new to learn.
There ya go mate! The audio sounds superb.
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Nature is amazing really. Another very interesting video Dave, Thank you!
Awesome Dave well done mate!! I'm getting a Singapore blue next week. I cant wait there one of my favorite tarantulas ever since I saw your pairing video of them. Best of luck with them mate!!
Wow Dave, congratulations on all those beautiful new babies. These truly are a beautiful species of spider. Gorgeous. Tyfs God bless you
Wooowwwww. So cool 😎 I've been learning so much from ur videos. Awesome videos. 👌
*Absolutely stunning.*
Great video dave,love the work you do with your spiders,always a joy to watch
Thanks mate 👍
Afternoon mr and mrs dave ...a fab result yet again . Loving this channel 🖒
Thank you so much ❤️
Awesome, thank you 💙
Such a beautiful Tarantula! Great video as always bud...really enjoy watching your content!
Thank you 🙏
One of my favorite species, and the first old world I ever bought.
Hey Dave! Just did a rehouse for my pokie a moment ago and I did it Beastie style. Picked up her piece of cork and used my free hand to gently brush her into the new enclosure with great success.
Splendid video as always!
That’s awesome just be careful she don’t come back up the bark 👍
Congratulations, it is sure interesting to see the different stages of the babies. I really enjoy these video's.
It's amazing how often we get such involved videos, truly interesting!
Thank you 🙏
Thank you both for your huge contribution to the community education. The best.love you ❤️👍🏼
Thank you 🙏
Hello Dave and sweet Camera Lady. I left a note on the pairing video as well. I do love this breed of spider. I would have liked to have gotten a look at mum but I guess you want to let her recover a bit. Maybe a feeding montage of females after you remove their egg sacks? That might be cool. Anyway, congratulations on another successful breeding. I can’t wait to see the slings. Amazing as always and an amazing start to my week. Y’all stay safe and take care!
Yes a feeding video 👌👍
Always love to see the babies thank you xxx
Another great vid from you both ....
Glad you enjoyed it
Sir,you are amazing to watch and I am learning so much from your channel. Thank you for that.
Thank you 🙏
great vid, beautiful spider!!
Thank you 😊
Always nice to see how gentle you are and the spider is so comfortable that you are able to remove the egg sac with no fuss. As always well done.
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Another detailed video, amazing to me is the work the spider does to produce the egg sack. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for watching!
Another Gem.!
My favorite pair of folks.. thanks for the show although I didn't see the egg count on the screen.. Just a quick note of thanks.. it is off to the yard for some work now.. Carry on!
142 in total my friend 👍😊
@@daveslittlebeasties Thanks.. I thought about 75.. not much of an eye yet.. but I am learning..
Amazing
Great Job Dave !!!!!!!!!!!!
Thank you 🙏
Wow that close up of the babies was an incredibly detailed shot. Absolutely loved this! 🕸️♡
Enjoyed the camera angle on this one 💫
absolutely amazing information from you PROFF in your research in the BEASTIE ROOM, its amazing the difference from egg sack to egg sack. still think you should be writing a book (hopefully) ha ha. magical work from the CAMERA LADY.---- many thanks guys , take care
Cheers mate ❤️👍
Thanks Dave I'm more than greatfull
This channel needs some feeding videos
We can do that 👍
@@daveslittlebeasties Atta boy Dave, been a little bit since a good ol feeding video.
I agree with You that it's better to give the Females some Time after moulting. All in All it's one of the most vunerable Times in they're Live. So they will definetly benefit from having a little extra Time to revive.
Congratulations to the Beastie Room! 🎉 Interesting they were still ewls at 45 days. 🖤🕷️
Lower room temps I was testing 👍
Nature keeps surprising us. Amazing how these tiny things grow to be one of the most impressive arboreals out there. Fascinating stuff. Thanks for sharing, have a good day.
They are very cool indeed 👍
@@daveslittlebeasties That, they are Dave.
What was the count Dave? Another awesome job!!! Love your channel so very much!!
142 all together 👍
Great video. Could you show us one time when the babies come out of the incubator as slings or maybe at different stages in the pot?
Yes we can do that 👍
What a good girl! your spiders are always so well behaved, proof that you guys respect them and know what you’re doing…
Happy you got another good sack, it’s truly amazing the difference in slings when you open them, some fully developed slings others still hanging on haha great job guys! See y’all on the next one,
Just thought too what happens if you get them to early, can you still put them in pots?
@@shawnariley3518 yes we can still incubate them 👍
I am curious what the rate of growth your channel has gotten since its first video. You deserve it Dave.
Its been pretty epic ❤️👍
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Thank you 🙏
I much agree with leaving the egg sac in for longer.
Hi Dave and Camera Lady!!!
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This was a surprise 😮 after 45 days dear David and Sweet Camera Lady?! But I guess nature has it's way to play a trick on us from now and then! Have a nice week, greetings and hugs from me and my cat Trollet in Sweden.🖐🕷❤️👍
You are right! the temps were a little lower so slower development 👍
@@daveslittlebeasties It's so fantastic that we can experience and learn new things as long as we live! The Singapore blue 💙😍 tarantula are for sure a stunningly beautiful tarantula.
Mine eggsack the spider says and love the videos Dave keep up the good work same with your wife. Outstanding videos everytime.
Awesome! Thank you!
@@daveslittlebeasties Yw Dave have a good day
How neat. I've never seen them at this stage. Large eggs. Great paint brush technique! I missed the count? Hard to guess as large as they are. Around 100? That was a long process. Great job Dave.
There was 142 in total 👍
Thank you once again for such an informative & interesting video!! 😊
You never said how many were in that egg sac, good sir 😆
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I still have the offspring off her egg sack previously. It's growing well, and still at the burrowing stage. I do love the blues on the females, they are beautiful. Depending on if the one I bought off you is male, I will pair with my female, in the future. Anyway good luck with the babies you have now.
That’s so cool
When you gunna replace that diamond? It bothers me, lol
I have seen that also for months. lol
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Fantastic Dave (and Camera Lady)! I have always had a fear of spiders, but for the last 6months, or so, I have been following you & The Beastie Room, I find your videos fascinating and informative, not that I could own my own beasties, but I can happily watch yours. But forgive me if I missed it on the video, but... how many were in the egg sack in the end, please? Thank you xx
Glad you enjoyed it there was 142 in total 👍
Another great video. It’s amazing what a difference of only one degree can make! Just curious Dave, do you keep any other pets? I.e. fish, cat, dog, etc.
I have had most things over the years 😂👍
Wow Just caught this seconds after upload. Hope you are doing well Dave.
Very good my friend 👍
Collecting my Singapore Blue tomorrow Dave. I'm like a kid waiting for xmas! 🤣
How is it doing my man? All good so far?
@@c.9900 When I rehoused it I hadn't seen it for a month and I was starting to get worried but I restrained myself from checking on her and low and behold I came out this morning and there was a fresh skin shed on the enclosure floor. So everything has been going smoothly so far.
Thank you two for another fabulous egg sack. Do you save the egg sacks with a story for each. Lots of babies my goodness.👍🏼❤️
I just started keeping them 😂👍
Excellent Dave. Another great video.
Can you explain your incubator? Not the deli cup, the actual incubator on the shelf.
I've seen you pull egg sacs at 35 days and they are crawling. Once they had already exited the sac completely.
Is it species dependent or more so temperature related?
Thanks again.
Temperature is what governs the development , the warmer the quicker they develop 👍
You should write a book with all the knowledge you have.
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He really should! The amount of times that I’ve told him this 😅…
It would be interesting to see the same spider with a egg sack kept at a higher temp and and little longer .maybe . very curious to see what would that yield...personnaly i like them a little older then eggs with legs i like to see them all trying to escape the sack whiles you try to transfer them hi hi ... happy for you another success. Thank you
Yes it was temp related as I had kept my room a little cooler to see what effect it would have , only a degree but what a difference 👍
Finally some time to watch this vdo. Was looking forward to it :) lovely eggsac but so weird that the extra time didn't really do anything.
I think the temperature thing might be correct but perhaps humidity also helps? Since she's burrowed seemingly to get to a more moist spot.
Wouldn't it be a good idea to try a misting system that automatically mists the enclosure so you don't have to bother her yet she still gets extra humidity?
Maybe that would also help with how fast the spiders grow.
Its the temps I dropped the temp a couple of degrees to see how much effect it had 👍
@@daveslittlebeasties It's actually quite astonishing that just a few degrees can make the difference.
I'm a reptile man but want to get a couple of spider to go with my collection what do you recommend Dave. And a excellent job as always and camera lady.i love the channel keep up the great work
So many to choose from but a nice A.geniculata would be a good choice 👍
Hello! Did I miss the count? I didn't see a number at the bottom of the screen, like you usually do. 🤔😊
142 all together
@@daveslittlebeasties Thanks!!😁
Fantastic video Dave. What is your oldest spider and what age is she or he?
Maybe 8 my krachan ?
Sir, was the video for the breeding techniques, what to check on both male and female ever uploaded? Thanks!
No we havent done one per se , but cover most things in the individual videos 👍
Very interesting video guys. Dave can you explain what is the difference between old world and new world when you refer to where the spiders come from. Also why there is this distinction.
Old world Tarantulas are from Europe, Africa and Asia etc. New worlds are from the Americas( south, central and North America) there is a distinction because New worlds are slower, milder venom and most have urticating hairs whereas Old world are very fast, can be very defensive and have potent venom and no urticating hairs. Hope this helps
Thank you 🙏
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@@daveslittlebeasties I figured you could have answered it but I wanted to cause I love that I know the info!
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Eggs with legs ❤
Good job Dave! So how many species have you bred at this point and what are your aspirations for this year?
We have bred many over the years , I would like to do more with the Giant Centipedes and the Funnel webs anything thats not being bred 😂👍
are breeders outside of Australia allowed their funnel webs or even their rebacks? I see alot of tarantulas being bred but nothing on the Australian spiders. thought maybe it was illegal to purchase and breed them???
@@denisegreene8441 Some of there spiders are bred around the world , I dont know of any Sydney funnel webs available anywhere and in the uk they would be on the DWA list and licenced👍
You are so jammy 😂😂😂🖤🖤🖤
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Its a good job you waited until day 45, id imagine at day 30 they would still have being eggs
Wow didn’t think there are so much… When do you sleep?
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Wow
What do you do about gnats?
Good question! I have problems with gnats too.
I use sling pots with apple cider vinegar in and a hole in the lid to catch them in
Hey Dave!
Great video! Very beautiful spiders, at all stages of life! Except you know death LOL. I`m sorry i had to, when you have a sense of humour ike mine, it`s hard to resist, i think Slappy may be rubbing off on me heheheehehohohoo.
Interesting how, although it was left for longer, they were not further developped as expected, we`re learning all the time eh Dave? Even someone like you, doesn`t know everything, something some people who think they know everything need to learn, no one can know everything about anything. Take me for example: I love horror but do i know everything about every character? No. I love reptiles, inverts and all manner of life, do i know everything about them? No, i`m always learning! Learning from people like you Dave, you`re awesome, you know that? I refuse to believe that you don`t have a background in teaching, it comes too easily to you, it was meant to be...
Do leave a reply Dave! I love reading replies you leve me. It`s the least you can do really, after all the support and nice comments i give you, and i am your #1 Fan as dubbed by you in Scott`s Streams eh Dave? I hope you, Camera Lady and The Beasties are well! See you on Thursday Dave, looking forward to seeing what you have in store for us!
The slow development is down to lower temps my friend something I was playing with in the room👍
Lovely egg sack!! It’s huge! What is the largest egg sack that you have ever pulled because that one is really large!
My A.geniculata 2500 slings 😂👍
@@daveslittlebeasties wow 😮 do you have a video on that one?
Jeanette Ellis the video on the A.geniculata is here ruclips.net/video/V-oqaIXh8HQ/видео.html
@@jeannetteellis2034 Yes its a very early one 👍
How many babies did she end up having in the egg sac? Sorry if it was in the video and maybe I missed it. I really enjoy your videos. They are great!
142 in. total 👍
@@daveslittlebeasties that's amazing. Thank you for your hard work and your wonderful way of educating us.
How's the Krachen getting on ?
She is well waiting on her young fella to mature👍
How many viable babies were there? It looked like there were a LOT! How many more eggs would have to be there for you to consider dividing them into two incubators? I wish we could have seen the spider , to see the size of her abdomen after such a clutch! Keep it up!
There was 142 in total and all depends on thew species as some are larger than others 👍
I know from the accent this might be a stupid question but never know if someone has moved or not. But is Dave located in the US? As he gets these slings and might be interested in purchasing some.
Im based in the UK my friend 👍
Ok I thought so but just figured I would ask. I watch your channel a lot. I’m a new keeper I got 5 T’s right now and was curious your location cause I see all these babies and want them! Haha thanks for the reply Dave! Your an awesome keeper
@@aa-arachnidaddiction4886 Thanks for the support my friend ❤👍