Disappointing and exciting too ! I love when you do videos about opening the egg sacs, it is absolutely thrilling !! Anxious to see how many slings there are and to watch them grow - thanks Dave your videos never leave us wanting - just wanting more LOL
R.i.p first spider babies but for the second spider congratulations also she didn't want 2 let go saying it's mine mine mine no touchy my babies. But also love the videos Dave keep up the good work.
That was awesome when you had so many babies after a bad sac. The babies are absolutely adorable. I love the way some are already walking. Congratulations to you both.
How sad, but these things do happen. Good thing they lay so many eggs at a time to make up for losses. It's such a beautiful spider too. I hope this is the last loss you have to face for a very long time, hopefully forever if we can help it. ♡
Man, I’m so impressed. I know this has been your hobby and you’re used to it, but it amazes me how patient you are! A month or more between mating and egg sacks for about every species, it must be so hard to wait for without knowing if it worked! Edit: that second sack was amazing too: i love how they went from all motion to all still, and then the motion came back like they were doing the wave!
Congratulations on the second sack and condolences on the first dave hopefully the 3rd is good too fingers crossed. Keep up the great work you guys are doing.
Thank you for another great video. These egg sac removal videos are my favourite. I love seeing the little slings or eggs with legs. I smile when waking up on Monday mornings here in Canada with a notification that you’ve posted a new video. Cheers to you and camera lady. Hope you’re doing well and staying safe from Covid 😊👍🏻
I really like the fact that you don't just show the successes but the failures as well. Not everything always goes to plan and not every pairing gives us the result we'd want. It's likely playing the lottery, except we're more likely to get a good sac, full of healthy slings rather than win the lottery ;) Stay safe and thanks for sharing :)
Sorry about the first one, that's a bummer, but the second one was awesome!! I'm curious about the dud for sure, but keep the videos coming, Dave!! Great content, and info (As per usual) !!!
Absolutely awesome! I hope the third one is just as awesome! I don't know how they survive in such a tight confined space. Congratulations Beastie Room!
I want to thank you for your videos because of watching you I have 2 trantulas. I have a fire leg and Hamorii.. I was afraid to get them because of my age 53 but watching you made me think it's ok...and I love my spiders ❤️❤️❤️
I still haven't decided whether I'm more fascinated with the little critters squirming around or freaked out by it! One thing is for sure, I can't seem to get enough of watching your channel! :)
Congratulations to par and mar! the noises you both let out when the 2nd sak was first opened was priceless! Knowing how much your heart is invested in these little guys truly is amazing! Much love and Thanks for sharing!
I wonder what happened with the first eggsack who was dry as stone, what can have caused that?! The other spider 🕷 mother did protect her eggsack! Nice to hear about the way mother spider goes about for creating that protective eggsack for her babies. It was a happy event to see the other eggsack with a lot of babies in it! Thank you Dave and Sweet Camera Lady for yet another wonderful video! Happy new week, hugs ❤🥰🤗 from Susanne and Trollet 🐱🐾❤. Take care!
Aww glad the second egg sack was a success. I have two of these, and I'm amazed at their colours as small slings. My two are getting bigger, one bigger than the other. Love these 😸
Great video as always bud, all them lil beauties looked amazing find it fascinating how clean a good egg sac is and shows mum looked after it perfectly
Another wonderful video, its a fair point to consider, as humans we have those of us who can conceive by just sitting on the wrong toilet seat lol, and those who are unable even after going through the pain and tribulations of IVF - why wouldn't we consider the same can happen within the animal kingdom. Congratulations on that wonderful egg sack full of beautiful babies, thanks for sharing and all you do for the invert community x
I really enjoyed this video! Same species, two pairings, two egg sacs. One sac a dismal failure, one a resounding triumph. A vivid demonstration that optimal, controlled conditions and care are not a guarantee of success. And a whole spectrum of influences to explore to try to make the next outcomes more rewarding.
So glad that the second egg sac was a success. I bought one of your Avic avic slings a month or so ago, and s/he is doing absolutely fine. I've been waiting to see how these egg sacs were doing as I'd love to get one of these slings too when they are ready 🙂
Another great video. And one of my favorite species. I love that you show that things don't always work out. It's the way things are in nature. Congrats on the second sac! Sure looks like a big healthy brood of littles! ♥️
@@daveslittlebeasties My pleasure. I dont name my T’s because my goal is to breed instead of handle/keep as a pet but I will have to name one of them Beastie for sure. Im thinking Heteroscodra maculata, Poecilitharia Metallica or Ceratogyrus darlingi… Big thumbs up from east USA
well PROFF you can never tell with nature. that good sack i hope has made the project well worth the effort . great information as usual from the difference in both sacks. thanks camera lady for your work making this video. take care guys many thanks
I was so sad to see the one didn't make it, I know that's part of nature. However I was so so happy to see all those wiggling little legs of the other sac. That is wonderful. Can't wait to hear the count. Congratulations on the success.
Amazing video. It’s great to see your videos and see the journey from the breeding to pulling the sac and the whole process of how a spider evolves. Sorry about the first one you pulled but great to see the second sac viable
Awwwe poor Mum she deffo didn't want to let go of her babies I wonder if she can feel the vibration from within the sac ... Well done Mum ya did a great job, another great vid n well done Camera Lady ..
As excited as I was for you getting such an amazing egg sac, Momma fought hard to keep and protect it...more so than others I've seen...kinda sad to see that...
These 15 minute videos remind me of those " in between my cartoons " shows. They're always very interesting 10 to 15 minute educational style shorts. I think at one point Art Attack was one of those as well. Either way I love these short information filled videos you release
You are great on this stuff and very interesting. Very knowledgeable. I love the rehomings, and the baby parts. I will say I will be gentle, and I will be calm, but I don't love spiders.
Lol Hey Dave & oh so helpful assistant?! Y’all need to get a pen light! Every time the spiders go down their dark little hidey-holes, we see squat😃. A cheapy pen light would make all the difference. One on a telescoping end would b ideal. Look at me getting nit-picky.😉 *Any pen light* would do.
Sound very poor at beginning of filming, but as our lovely Mrs C.L. came closer to you, audibly became stronger and clearer. I feel sorry for both of you, all the prep and work, maybe enclosure conditions not good for producing slings? Thank you Dave and Mrs C.L., again great filming and knowledge base.🥰🕷🕸
Great video, shame about the first sac, but the second sac more than made up for it! As Usual Dave and your beautiful assistant have educated me a little more, I love learning about all spiders, and you two teach me something new each week, thank you guys! ❤️
Ah brilliant Dave, just as well you had two sacs, on account of the first one, but second one was a very healthy sac Dave, anyway Dave another brilliant job by yourself and camera 📷 lady.
Very curious why one went wrong oh well, one was successful so congrats on the new eggs with legs, very professional as always, look forward to your podcast with Bethany's spiders on the 10th. Love your videos keep up the hard work
Hi Dave and Camera Lady 😘hope all's well with you both. I was gutted when I seen the first sac, with all the hardened babies inside 😞 Funny the way the mummy didn't defend or stop you taking it though. The other female would have tagged you in a heart beat it she had of had the chance 🤔😄 What a cracking sac the second one was though. Lots off babies inside. It was really nice to see them all in their nursery pot, it'll be interesting to see how many end up viable slings 🕷🕷🕷🕷 Congrats Granny and Granda 😘xxx Take care and stay safe 😘xxx
Aaawwwww!!! What a lovley bunch of cutie pie babies!!! Your little momma did an excellent job taking care of them. I wonder if your male was the problem. Who knows. Anyway... excellent video! You and Camera Lady are the best in the business!!!❤❤❤
A real illustration of how creation works. The one female's egg sac failed, but the beautiful bounty of the second filled any gaps there might be in the environment. What a treat! I do love your channel.
I love ❤️💕🤗 this video, some sad some happy. Tears and Smiles 🥰. Life is so Unpredictable yet always has the ability to be Beautiful ❤️. Love you and Mrs. Beastie too.
Dave, another great show from you like always.. very interesting I was thinking the same thing when you said it the one that gave a dud egg sack was much bigger than the one that had a successful exact that's very interesting how mother nature does your thing.. but as always your show is always educational and fascinating I actually pushed a couple of good friends of mine onto your show the other day and I believe they sent you subscribe keep them coming "Big Dave" thank you for all that you do for us to keep us educated on how to take care of your spiders.. Salute Cheers mate
Would be good to see a follow up vid similar to what you did with the P.regalis slings group housing; or change the way you produce this type of video in the future to include this section at the end, shot a couple of weeks later. Missed seeing loads of blue slings in this case.
I like how that lil incubater is I use a cup with moist substrate in it and put a small lid down and the egg sack on that and keep it close to a heat source and poke a few air holes in it that way if they want to get around on the substrate and possibly drink at some point they can
Those look so cute. I'd love to have a bunch of slings. I just have the 2 female Grammostola rosea Tarantulas. One I will have owned for 24 years as of March 12, 2022. A friend gave her to me on March 12, 1998. She was pretty big then.
I was going to say, my heart dropped when you opened the first egg sac. But when you opened the second one I cheered :-) - holy cow those are gorgeous looking babies! These seem like they have quite a bit of get up and go/attitude (if that's a thing for tarantulas?). At this stage - would you feed these babies fruit flies or tiny dubia roaches? Are there different nutritional/dietary needs when they are this young vs. as they mature? Thank you for the great content as always!
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Disappointing and exciting too ! I love when you do videos about opening the egg sacs, it is absolutely thrilling !! Anxious to see how many slings there are and to watch them grow - thanks Dave your videos never leave us wanting - just wanting more LOL
Thank you so very much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
R.i.p first spider babies but for the second spider congratulations also she didn't want 2 let go saying it's mine mine mine no touchy my babies. But also love the videos Dave keep up the good work.
That was awesome when you had so many babies after a bad sac. The babies are absolutely adorable. I love the way some are already walking.
Congratulations to you both.
Hi ya!!! I always smile when your videos pop up on my phone!!
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How sad, but these things do happen. Good thing they lay so many eggs at a time to make up for losses. It's such a beautiful spider too. I hope this is the last loss you have to face for a very long time, hopefully forever if we can help it. ♡
There is always failures in breeding but it makes the successful ones all the more exciting 👍❤️
Man, I’m so impressed. I know this has been your hobby and you’re used to it, but it amazes me how patient you are! A month or more between mating and egg sacks for about every species, it must be so hard to wait for without knowing if it worked!
Edit: that second sack was amazing too: i love how they went from all motion to all still, and then the motion came back like they were doing the wave!
These were quick some can be 6-9 months 😂👍
Congratulations on the second sack and condolences on the first dave hopefully the 3rd is good too fingers crossed. Keep up the great work you guys are doing.
Thank you 🙏
Thank you for another great video. These egg sac removal videos are my favourite. I love seeing the little slings or eggs with legs. I smile when waking up on Monday mornings here in Canada with a notification that you’ve posted a new video. Cheers to you and camera lady. Hope you’re doing well and staying safe from Covid 😊👍🏻
Thank you my friend I’m glad your enjoying the content ❤️❤️❤️❤️
That synchronous "Ooouuh" from You both (when You opened the sagg and saw movement) made my day! 🥰
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Sadness about the first sack mate but the second was amazing 👏 👍👌 well done Dave another amazing video b4 I go to sleep love it
You two are so cute! I love how you both said “Oh”. When you got your first peek inside!!! They look great guys!
Yes please. Will send some doe over soon
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I really like the fact that you don't just show the successes but the failures as well. Not everything always goes to plan and not every pairing gives us the result we'd want.
It's likely playing the lottery, except we're more likely to get a good sac, full of healthy slings rather than win the lottery ;)
Stay safe and thanks for sharing :)
Got to share the good and the bad 👍❤️
Sorry about the first one, that's a bummer, but the second one was awesome!! I'm curious about the dud for sure, but keep the videos coming, Dave!! Great content, and info (As per usual) !!!
Thank you 🙏
@@daveslittlebeasties Thank YOU
Awwwww she was reaching for her babies !
Praying for many healthy slings! 💙💙💙
That was quite a welcome 🤣
Absolutely awesome! I hope the third one is just as awesome! I don't know how they survive in such a tight confined space. Congratulations Beastie Room!
Being so tightly packed helps them moult
Thank you for that tidbit. It makes sense.
Great camera work by the camera lady 👍❤️
I want to thank you for your videos because of watching you I have 2 trantulas. I have a fire leg and Hamorii.. I was afraid to get them because of my age 53 but watching you made me think it's ok...and I love my spiders ❤️❤️❤️
Never too old! Got my first at almost 40 and getting my second this weekend! I called it my midlife crisis 😂
Thank you @Marjorie Lester ❤️❤️❤️
Thats awsome my friend ❤️👍
another excellent video from dave and great work camera lady as always!!!
I still haven't decided whether I'm more fascinated with the little critters squirming around or freaked out by it! One thing is for sure, I can't seem to get enough of watching your channel! :)
Thats awesome ❤️❤️❤️
Congratulations to par and mar!
the noises you both let out when the 2nd sak was first opened was priceless! Knowing how much your heart is invested in these little guys truly is amazing! Much love and Thanks for sharing!
We do get a little excited 😊
I wonder what happened with the first eggsack who was dry as stone, what can have caused that?! The other spider 🕷 mother did protect her eggsack! Nice to hear about the way mother spider goes about for creating that protective eggsack for her babies. It was a happy event to see the other eggsack with a lot of babies in it! Thank you Dave and Sweet Camera Lady for yet another wonderful video! Happy new week, hugs ❤🥰🤗 from Susanne and Trollet 🐱🐾❤. Take care!
It’s a mystery as to what happens with the sacs , different males?
Aww glad the second egg sack was a success. I have two of these, and I'm amazed at their colours as small slings. My two are getting bigger, one bigger than the other. Love these 😸
They are super cool spiders ❤️👍
@@daveslittlebeasties yes they are, very beautiful.
Great video as always bud, all them lil beauties looked amazing find it fascinating how clean a good egg sac is and shows mum looked after it perfectly
Another wonderful video, its a fair point to consider, as humans we have those of us who can conceive by just sitting on the wrong toilet seat lol, and those who are unable even after going through the pain and tribulations of IVF - why wouldn't we consider the same can happen within the animal kingdom. Congratulations on that wonderful egg sack full of beautiful babies, thanks for sharing and all you do for the invert community x
Thank you 🙏
I really enjoyed this video! Same species, two pairings, two egg sacs. One sac a dismal failure, one a resounding triumph. A vivid demonstration that optimal, controlled conditions and care are not a guarantee of success. And a whole spectrum of influences to explore to try to make the next outcomes more rewarding.
I love Versicolor and how "docile" they are. No problems using my hands to do stuff in their enclosures.
10:22 dave that is one good sac
So glad that the second egg sac was a success.
I bought one of your Avic avic slings a month or so ago, and s/he is doing absolutely fine. I've been waiting to see how these egg sacs were doing as I'd love to get one of these slings too when they are ready 🙂
Just a couple of weeks time ❤️👍
Another great video. And one of my favorite species. I love that you show that things don't always work out. It's the way things are in nature. Congrats on the second sac! Sure looks like a big healthy brood of littles! ♥️
Thank you my friend ❤️👍
I was wondering why I had so many c versicolor suggestions… the people are finally catching on to the world class husbandry taught by Mr Dave. 💪🏻
Thank you so very much ❤️❤️❤️🙏
@@daveslittlebeasties My pleasure. I dont name my T’s because my goal is to breed instead of handle/keep as a pet but I will have to name one of them Beastie for sure. Im thinking Heteroscodra maculata, Poecilitharia Metallica or Ceratogyrus darlingi… Big thumbs up from east USA
The cuteness of those tiny little guys! For some reason, I love watching them wiggle their little jello legs.
well PROFF you can never tell with nature. that good sack i hope has made the project well worth the effort . great information as usual from the difference in both sacks. thanks camera lady for your work making this video. take care guys many thanks
So nice of you thank you 👍
Your channel never gets old, one of my weekly highlights!
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I was so sad to see the one didn't make it, I know that's part of nature. However I was so so happy to see all those wiggling little legs of the other sac. That is wonderful. Can't wait to hear the count. Congratulations on the success.
It was good news ❤️👍
So sorry for the first batch - yay on the second!!!!! Beautiful babies -
I'm glad that the 2nd one was successful That's AWESOME Davies little beasties
What an amazing video; and ooo, the absolutely stunning babies 😁 too bad about the other egg sac, I wonder what went wrong?
It’s a mystery 👍
Great job Dave !!! You really have GENTLE HANDS mate !!!!!!!!
Thank you 🙏
Amazing video. It’s great to see your videos and see the journey from the breeding to pulling the sac and the whole process of how a spider evolves. Sorry about the first one you pulled but great to see the second sac viable
Wow wot an amazing vidoe as always Dave hope ya day is going well
Thank you 🙏
just beautiful all these babies congratulations to you. hate to see them later when they have their beautiful blue color
Awwwe poor Mum she deffo didn't want to let go of her babies I wonder if she can feel the vibration from within the sac ... Well done Mum ya did a great job, another great vid n well done Camera Lady ..
such cute little legged things. Marvelous.
As excited as I was for you getting such an amazing egg sac, Momma fought hard to keep and protect it...more so than others I've seen...kinda sad to see that...
She will forget very quickly and feed they are not maternal like that 👍
These 15 minute videos remind me of those " in between my cartoons " shows.
They're always very interesting 10 to 15 minute educational style shorts.
I think at one point Art Attack was one of those as well. Either way I love these short information filled videos you release
You are great on this stuff and very interesting. Very knowledgeable. I love the rehomings, and the baby parts. I will say I will be gentle, and I will be calm, but I don't love spiders.
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Awesome video as always good luck with the babies
Lol Hey Dave & oh so helpful assistant?! Y’all need to get a pen light! Every time the spiders go down their dark little hidey-holes, we see squat😃. A cheapy pen light would make all the difference. One on a telescoping end would b ideal. Look at me getting nit-picky.😉 *Any pen light* would do.
Sound very poor at beginning of filming, but as our lovely Mrs C.L. came closer to you, audibly became stronger and clearer.
I feel sorry for both of you, all the prep and work, maybe enclosure conditions not good for producing slings? Thank you Dave and Mrs C.L., again great filming and knowledge base.🥰🕷🕸
Both spiders identical and next to each other on the shelf?
Great video, shame about the first sac, but the second sac more than made up for it! As Usual Dave and your beautiful assistant have educated me a little more, I love learning about all spiders, and you two teach me something new each week, thank you guys! ❤️
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Wow look at all those babies 🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷🕷
Never liked spiders but since happening across your videos I have really enjoyed learning about them.
That’s awesome and welcome to our channel ❤️👍
Very proud Daddy Dave 😊
Has camera lady counted them yet?
Not yet no 😂👍
Ah brilliant Dave, just as well you had two sacs, on account of the first one, but second one was a very healthy sac Dave, anyway Dave another brilliant job by yourself and camera 📷 lady.
Thanks my friend ❤️👍
Can’t wait to see this update video 🙌😍
Sad with the first one but happy with the second one
Yay 🤗
Great to see such brilliant UK content, thanks guys
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the monday rollercoaster...first ooohhh nooo...then OH YES!!
Very curious why one went wrong oh well, one was successful so congrats on the new eggs with legs, very professional as always, look forward to your podcast with Bethany's spiders on the 10th. Love your videos keep up the hard work
Thank you 🙏 and I hope you enjoy Bethany’s podcast ❤️👍
Very interesting. All those wee spiders look super cool. And one outta two ain’t bad.
Isn't nature just so fascinating. She just let you take that first egg sac, imo she knew it was no good 😏
Hi Dave and Camera Lady 😘hope all's well with you both.
I was gutted when I seen the first sac, with all the hardened babies inside 😞 Funny the way the mummy didn't defend or stop you taking it though. The other female would have tagged you in a heart beat it she had of had the chance 🤔😄
What a cracking sac the second one was though. Lots off babies inside. It was really nice to see them all in their nursery pot, it'll be interesting to see how many end up viable slings 🕷🕷🕷🕷
Congrats Granny and Granda 😘xxx
Take care and stay safe 😘xxx
Thank you they all look viable so far 👍
Thank you.
You're welcome!
Aaawwwww!!! What a lovley bunch of cutie pie babies!!! Your little momma did an excellent job taking care of them. I wonder if your male was the problem. Who knows. Anyway... excellent video! You and Camera Lady are the best in the business!!!❤❤❤
Thank you Jen ❤❤❤
Sorry about the 1st but 👌 👏 😍 👍 🥰 on the 2nd. Keep up the good work. I love your videos
A real illustration of how creation works. The one female's egg sac failed, but the beautiful bounty of the second filled any gaps there might be in the environment. What a treat! I do love your channel.
Thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Great vid I’m so hooked shes a beauty
Congratulations on the second egg sac. The first one looked like hard ear wax.
Commiserations on the bad sac but a good result for sac two congratulations
The exact same thing happened with ours a few years ago. They were stuck together and rock hard. But congrats on the successful sac buddy 👏
Thanks mate I think these ones are infertile 👍
Congratulations Dave shame the first one was no good put awesome so many little guys in the second
Awww I'm so in love!! First time seeing this. I'm so happy for you! I want to do this!!! 😍😍😭😭❤️
I love ❤️💕🤗 this video, some sad some happy. Tears and Smiles 🥰. Life is so Unpredictable yet always has the ability to be Beautiful ❤️. Love you and Mrs. Beastie too.
Wow look at those
What happened to the male giant Japanese funnel spider? I was just watching the series and he stopped making appearances.
The female eat him on the last pairing as he was almost spent by then , he was at his end 👍
Dave, another great show from you like always.. very interesting I was thinking the same thing when you said it the one that gave a dud egg sack was much bigger than the one that had a successful exact that's very interesting how mother nature does your thing.. but as always your show is always educational and fascinating I actually pushed a couple of good friends of mine onto your show the other day and I believe they sent you subscribe keep them coming "Big Dave" thank you for all that you do for us to keep us educated on how to take care of your spiders..
Salute
Cheers mate
Thanks for sharing our videos my friend ❤️👍
Rotten luck with the first one but I’m so glad that second sac was such a success for you! I hope they all raise up nicely and go to good homes!
Thanks so much!
Proud Papa Dave!
Would be good to see a follow up vid similar to what you did with the P.regalis slings group housing; or change the way you produce this type of video in the future to include this section at the end, shot a couple of weeks later. Missed seeing loads of blue slings in this case.
Patients my friend they are not old enough for any colour 😂😂😂👍
I'd always thougth the slings made their own way out but i think you were saying the mum opens up the sack? Every day is a school day.
Yes she releases them once they have moulted to slings 👍
I like how that lil incubater is I use a cup with moist substrate in it and put a small lid down and the egg sack on that and keep it close to a heat source and poke a few air holes in it that way if they want to get around on the substrate and possibly drink at some point they can
Those look so cute. I'd love to have a bunch of slings. I just have the 2 female Grammostola rosea Tarantulas. One I will have owned for 24 years as of March 12, 2022. A friend gave her to me on March 12, 1998. She was pretty big then.
That’s incredible and a testament to your care ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Very interesting. Id love to try breeding my T's one day, your channel has really helped me get back into the hobby. 😊
Go for it!
Great video as usual Dave. Sorry about the first sack there but the 2nd one looks like it really made up for it.
Great vid agian dave
congrats on the viable sac!
What a lovely video to watch over breakfast. Master E was gripped watching this is his favourite of course. When do the slings turn blue Dave?
A month or so 👍
@@daveslittlebeasties wow, so fast?
Wow super cool
I was going to say, my heart dropped when you opened the first egg sac. But when you opened the second one I cheered :-) - holy cow those are gorgeous looking babies! These seem like they have quite a bit of get up and go/attitude (if that's a thing for tarantulas?). At this stage - would you feed these babies fruit flies or tiny dubia roaches? Are there different nutritional/dietary needs when they are this young vs. as they mature? Thank you for the great content as always!
😊 thank you, these wont need feeding until they moult into slings and then I will feed fruit flies to start with 👍
These are my favorite vids seeing the wee little spider babies! How many were there, did miss it? Looked like more than 100🕸️
I’m so sorry about the first babies this species is so pretty
interesting that the first sack was hard wonder what happened there. Dave, I’m curious to know what the small yellow pieces are among the slings?
Dave will probably answer but i believe those are early molts but not 100% sure.
I think the first sac was infertile and the little yellow bits are the first moults 👍
Yeah my favorite, SLINGS.
Yeah.!!👍👍❤️
The sack Looks like a beautiful white fluffy cloud ☁️ 😍 I'm guessing there must be at least 50 baby's.
There will be 100+👍