Poecilotheria formosa, Salem Ornamental egg sac removal
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- Опубликовано: 4 фев 2023
- Poecilotheria formosa, Salem Ornamental egg sac removal
The first breeding of our Salem ornamental these are one of the smaller Poecilotheria very striking and similar to the Indian ornamental in apperance, today we prepare to remove the egg sac after some 40 days with mum .
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anyone else love it when he says "Eggs With Legs"
I have arachnophobia but I love this guy's videos. He is so informative, calm, he treats the spiders with respect and it almost makes me want my own tarantula... almost (until I remember if it ever escaped I would probably freak out). I find in a lot of videos with arachnids (also reptile community seem more likely to do this) I have seen guys screaming in the camera or being super twitchy or treating them like toys so it is refreshing to see someone doing well by his critters.
Don't get me started on people doing "Experiments" with their pets. The ant keeping community (I keep ants) is absolutely awful for killing ant Queens in badly thought out "experiments".
The only good thing about having to get up at 5.30am on a Monday is Dave posting at 6am! Gives me enough time to make a cuppa & make sure my 2 teens don't fall straight back asleep lol
More success in the Beastie room! I love how gentle you are getting the egg sack. She didn’t try to defend herself at all which shows her trust in you. Can’t wait to see them grow. Thanks for the video guys xx
I’ve started to love Mondays, purely due to the fact we get a new video from the beastie room. Another really interesting and informative vid. Thanks guys
Glad you like them!❤
Yay, a new video, a wonderful morning to all :)
YAY! My favorites are the egg sac removal!!! I love seeing all of the tiny babies they are just cute little beads. Thank you for making these videos they are so interesting!
You are so welcome!❤
Oh, I loved seeing the EWLs molting out! Thanks for showing us that.
I'd just like to tell you that your influence allowed me to convince my husband not to kill a large huntsman that had come into our house here in Australia. My husband is English and it has taken a while for him to come to terms with Australian spiders. He likes your videos though, and when I'm watching them on the TV he'll often watch for a bit, and is actually fond of one of my dwarf Ts. I didn't have time to help him catch the huntsman (bigger than Britney, but looked similar or same species), but by reminding him of your catchphrase he was able to catch the big beautiful girl (?) and release her. So, thank you for your influence... I don't think mine would have been enough! 😂😁
That’s awesome ❤
Hello Dave and Camera Lady. Amazing! It was almost as if she (mama) got out of the way so you could get the sac. It is so interesting the different reactions you get from your females when you remove sacs. I am wondering, I know you generally pair your spiders twice. Perhaps, since this is such a stab and go production with these guys, you could try and pair them more than twice? Maybe that would help get a higher percentage of fertility. Also, since this sac had some dampness on the inside, maybe mama knew and that is why she gave it up so easily. So intriguing. If only they could talk.
Thank you again for the wonderful video. This was an exciting one! Y’all take care of yourselves and each other. Stay safe and see you later this week. ❤🤠
woah, first like, first message... well done Dave... love them Beasties mate .👍😃👍
Thanks 👍
I always say your outro along with you & my hubby just said "is that you watching your wee beasties again?" 🤣🤣
You're the best!❤❤❤❤
I have watched a lot of your videos and throughly enjoy them. I just tried, I say tried to watch a different person’s spider video and got soooo mad. The guy was trying to rehouse his huge, beautiful spider but he was hollering, jumping around very anxious and poking and prodding the spider to get her in a clear plastic cup. The spider was in deep defense mode. A comment said the guy does this with only one arm. Too bad, the spider was terrified and trying to defend itself. His many attempts to get the spider in the cup almost smashed her legs several times. Grrrrrrr, I couldn’t watch the end😢😢😢
I’m not a big spider fan but your videos have given me a new perspective into spiders in general and I CAN watch your videos quite easily. Thank you for sharing your passion!❤
Thank you for the support we are trying to show a different way of handling spiders theres no need to be afraid and dramatic ❤👍
Thanks for the sneak peak of the ruffilata, that was amazing to see
Our pleasure!
The best reason to be up at 11 PM MST right here
Her eyesight is very poor, so as long as there isn’t light coming in from the back, she may not know it’s transparent. It really is a remarkable home she’s built. So much to appreciate with these animals, and each individual is different.
This was an awesome video, thank you! I really loved seeing the different stages of molting from the other nursery pot too. And your theory about the # of infertile eggs possibly being related to how quickly the “pokies” inseminate was also something I had always wondered about, so thank you!! I just love learning from your channel, Dave. It’s always interesting to me how spiders of the same species behave differently from one another, just when you think you have them all figured out…😆👌🏼
Congratulations on yet another successful sack retrieval. Excellent filming camera lady and great explanation from David spider Attenborough.
Many thanks!❤❤❤
Thank you..
Your videos are so educational..
I love them very much..
A hug for the misses 🤗.
( Camera-lady ). &
Lots of love and respect and greetings from me in Amsterdam the Netherlands
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Love this channel n I live for sac removals!!!
This is not something I’d do, but it is fascinating. Fabulous ecosystem.
This is hilarious, because my P. Ornata is also the only spider that crawls behind the background and just sits there!
Wonderful!
Congratulations on the success of the pairings.
A room tour would be excellent!
Sending love and light from here.
Thank you so much!❤
It was very interesting to see the development of the spiders after you put them in the nursery. Could you follow up please and let us know how all of the babies are doing in a few days or weeks or month…😊. It is very cool to see them grow. Thank you so much for your awesome videos.
Signed
Person with severe arachnophobia 🤪, but working on it 🥰
Will do!❤❤❤
I am working on my arachnophobia, as well. 🤪 Dave certainly has helped me along!
Hello Dave and Camera Lady, I want to say as most does I love the work you both do. I been a sub for a few months and even got my husband to watch. I have been considering getting one and even got him to pick out one he would like. But had to admit that it would not be a good idea for us to get for a few reasons. I am glad there are people out there like you and Tom Moran who shows the beauty in creatures that most people either runs away or kills on sight. So I will enjoy your videos as long as you are making them.
Thank you 🙏
AWE BABIEs!!!!!! So happy for you Dave and Mrs Dave (aka Camera Lady)
When you are dealing with egg sacks I really like the way it humbles you when taking care of arachnids or in this case tarantulas bc when I see babies it doesn’t matter how little or how many they are as with someone like me when you get into that diy experience especially since I am only a teen you can imagine it’s really hard to get spiders often even though I remind myself to not get to many at a time or underestimate the responsibility for these amazing and often misunderstood animals as I love mine very much great stuff keep it up 😊❤️💕🙏🕷🕸💯
Beautiful vid Dave and Camera Lady, fantastic way to start the day too with an egg-puling vid!x
Woohoo egg sac removal!!!
I'd love to see a little of the giant centipedes Dave. They're scary but fascinating.😁
See what we can do 👍😊
So much movement over your left shoulder, top shelf. Saw at least 3 tarantulas checking you out, that was awesome. Rarely see movement behind you, just changing of webs usually, so a nice surprise, thank you.🕸🕷🕸
You mean his right shoulder
🙌🏻😁. Dave and Mrs. Camera Lady! 😁👋🏼☺️
This sac was the earliest development wise I’ve seen from you two. Very educational David and Camera Lady. You are teaching so much about the life of T’s. Always a treat to watch your content. Thank you both and your Beastie. Till next time❤ . Love you and Take Care
Wow, thank you!
My regalis girl does the same thing as your female! She has cork tubes and other spots but nope, she loves the backless corner, although she does like to come out and try to web the front door shut too. I've taken to just taking the top off to do maintenance. Crossing fingers she never bolts my way :P
Thanks for great content again. I was listening to a podcast again and they were taking about how they buy all things in their encosures. Then i remembered your video from the woods. Gathering moss and the beasty mix. Now my idea is can you make a video where you show what things you can gather to you spider from nature and what can cause a problem. Like what barks are ok. And what you shoud not pickup. Thanks for amazing spiders and great care.
We have done an early video check it out Moss, Mulch and Branches
Even though you don't know me, it seems you always know when I need a seritonin boost and show me a video with babies ( .....well egg with legs anyway). Yeah. Thank you.
Ty for another wonderful video. Nice pull not to stressful n the eggs look fairly good.
I learn so much from your videos. Not just about spiders but on scientific method and the absolute value of observation of your spiders. Without the observations and comparisons each egg sack would be hit or miss. I will never be a spider keeper but you have made me into a spider "appreciator". You know your spiders as individuals which I find fascinating. The more I watch your videos the more you surprise with the different behaviors within individual subspecies. Who would have thought that given peaceful calm life styles the spiders have the chance to experience life in a non threatening way. Food water shelter are provided so the brain can be turned to curiosity about anything and fear of nothing. Amazing camera work as usual.
Thank you so much my friend really appreciated ❤
Seems like every time I visit this channel... another stunning success!
If you haven't yet, maybe you should do a video on your worst failures, if any...
Seriously, that could be very useful for people starting out.
I see another post below, asking about Peacock Jumping Spiders. That could be a fairly spectacular "change of pace" video someday, and after the easy success you had with the Lynx Spider recently... looks to be somewhat closely related.. maybe Peacocks wounldn't be such a stretch to have success with.
One of my top favorite Poecilotherias. I have a juvenile P. formosa female in my collection. When she’s out from her hide, she’s absolutely stunning!!! Sometimes I just see a toe or one leg poking/ peeking out.
I love the videos of removing the egg sac, I love the eggs with legs i find these videos to be so interesting and of course they are so cute, they look so fragile! Congratulations on the birth of your Pokey eggs, how many did you have after all the unfertilised eggs were removed!
I am waiting to buy some slings from you, but I would love a Seladonia if I had a pokey I think my sons and husband would move out, oh the peace I will take fifty pokeys please, lol.
84 in total
congratulations Dave,great video,stunning spider,nice to see the ruffilata slings.🙂
Amazing video! Thank you. Will you put the ones you pulled for being infertile into a seperate container, just in case? Maybe those are the very slow ones, and some might still possibly develop!
That's what I was thinking too, putting them aside too just in case.
It’s very clear when looked at closely there’s nothing in the way of development
phenomenal spider
Thank you, wonderful video.
It is so neat seeing the babies in different stages.
Congratulations 🎊
Thank you so much!
A good result there Dave
This is super interesting! Great video
Wow seeing the just hatched slings is awesome, they look super strange lol
Thanks for watching!❤
Super video ...
Great video Jay ,I’m like you I hate stripping down balf communals it’s like destroying a family, Was a very kind gesture mate we’ll done 👍👍
Brilliant 👏 👏 👏 Dave boy
Luv it
Well that was a easy Egg shack pull, Very interesting to see them at that stage Thank you very much for sharing🕷🕸🕷🕷
There's a baby spider on the bottom of the egg
The sacc removal already hypnotized me, but the update with the different stages of wannabe siculata (spelled wrong?) slings made my day! Thank You so much for sharing this stunning footage and insight! Love.
Would love to see the progress of the eggs in the nursery
Never seen the nymph to sling stage moulting before - fascinating. Great work as ever Prof Dave and lovely Camera Lady.
Well done you in getting that egg sac out! That was so interesting listening to your theory about the infertile eggs. I also enjoyed that update. Pokies are such cool spiders. On another note, how is the stowaway spider doing? Take care Dave and Camera Lady. As always, thanks for starting my week off in a fun way.
The huntsman is do well and produce another sac 👍😊
Mornig beasti 👍
Hmmm I think it was good you pulled them too. One bad egg in the middle and many infertile could spell trouble. Again you made it look too easy!
You should get a pair of 2foot tongs for instances like this, they are certainly long enough to have reached the sac without pulling back the background
I would still need to pull back the bark for acces 👍
It looks like she built her own version of Jacob's Ladder.....
Absolutely fantastic Mr Dave the Eggs in the Sac are like Pearls so beautiful, the little legs fascinating... Props to the Camera Lady for the amazing close ups .. What will you do with the infertile eggs will you dispose of them
You are so gentle and respectful of Spider and Enclosure .... another Magical Video Mr Dave thank you for opening my mind .......
Glad you enjoyed it yes they are just disposed
Such a shame to have so many infertile eggs but at least you did get some good ones 😁
Awesome to see how the other babies are growing
Great video guys 😊👍
🤞 for the ones in the incubator all pull through, if you remember could you give us a quick update on how thy are going please 😀
Long time fan here. He is 5 and just thinks your amazing. KEEP THESE VIDEOS COMING
Awesome ❤❤❤
Great vid Dave n its amazing to see the lil uns moulting, great shots yet again Camera Lady ...
Very pretty enclosure. I'd live there if I was a spider.
Wow, the rufilata slings are so fascinating.
Great video!!!
Thank you!!❤
Well done mate that's a great result atb!!
Thanks 👍
Hi Dave and Camera Lady 💙💕🕷️hope you’re both doing well and enjoying your Monday.
I’m delighted to see another beautiful egg sac pull video, from The Beastie Room 😊🕷️
Yet again, wasn’t it just as well that you did pull it!? And now you have 66% of the eggs from the sac that you were able to save 🥰🕷️
That web work was so beautiful to see, with all the different stages of layering.
Thanks for also showing us the last wee ones you pulled a couple of weeks back 🕷️🕷️ they’re really coming along nicely 😊
Ohh, I’ve some great news myself Dave… Josie’s molted 🧡🕷️she’s been in premolt this past few weeks, and I’ve only seen her once in that whole time! She’s back in hiding now again 🙄 hopefully I’ll see her soon and more often for another while 😅 I can’t wait to see her new dress 😂😂 I’ve got her molt lifted and set to the side. I’ll start collecting them 😊
Well, thanks Dave and Camera Lady for your video! Take care and enjoy your week 💙💕🕷️🥰xxxx
That’s awesome she will look amazing now ❤
As always great video and very interesting to find out that the first stage spider-lings take around 5 to 10 minuets to molt.
very interesting !!
Hey Dave could you do another video about the six eyed sand spider please, like an update :) I know they aren't that exciting but I really love them and find them fascinating :) Thanks
Was interesting to see the slings molting as ive not seen that before. Thanks Dave brilliant content as always
Thanks 👍
I was surprised to see no movement with the 'eggs with legs'. Shouldn't they have been squiggling around just a bit? Always amazes me to see the spiderlings when they start to show their hair. Quite something to behold. If I ever had the nerve to touch an adult, I'd want to know if they felt like velvet or silky!
Considering that several hadn’t even hatched yet, I‘d say that they were all extremely fresh when Dave pulled the sac. Too squishy to wiggle.
Awesome!!! 👍💪
Nature and It's instinct just blow the mind sometimes. Thanks guys for such an informative vid on each and everyone of your spiders and their individuality to their species.
Great to see another good egg sac dave.
another fine result for the beastie room PROFF. it would be interesting to have the black egg and the infertile eggs analysed to see if possible what if anything can determine what is going on. some great footage CAMERA LADY magic. an update on the next video would be great to see what's happening with the good eggs. take care guys and many thanks
I always like how Your'e in Love with any of Your Beasties Dave. They're all very, very pretty 😉 and they certainly get not much Love from us Humans all in all. But that pull wasn't a Day to early 👍
Thank you kindly❤
Awwww she's beautiful 🤍🤍🤍 congratulations on another successful egg sack 😍😍😍 thank you for sharing Mr Dave and Mrs Dave 📷 📹 🎥 📻
Thanks so much❤
Fantastic video! Thank you for the wealth of knowledge that you share with us. 💙💙💙💙
So nice of you❤❤❤
Awesome video !
beautiful webbing structure, well done getting the egg sack !
Thank you! Cheers!
Wow the slings look great!! I would like to get a Rufilata at some point.
It would be amazing if you could film a spider laying her eggs and do the sack.....
YAY! BABIES!!! I can't believe how little they are seeing that they were in there for so long. I bet your temperature theory is probably correct. I'm so happy that most still look good and viable. I don't recall a count. Well I guess these are so young it might be better to wait until they all pop to count them. I can't wait for an update to see how many made it. Thanks for another wonderful video. 👶🏼🕷❤️
There was 84 in total ❤
Oh that's awesome! Not a bad number at all considering all the blanks you pulled out. Thanks for letting me know. 🕷♥️
I think you missed 2 or 3 that were fertile. I know you will leave them to develop a bit
Dave you have done it again!!!!! So fantastic always love watching you!!! So how many did you end up with? You didn’t put that in this time
Thank you there was 84 in total 👍
@@daveslittlebeasties fantastic congrats Dave!!!!
Now that's some amazing web work ❤
Sorry I meant to say Dave
such a clean sac though. good stuff.
Great video thanks
Such a clever girl 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Congratulations on the babies❤❤❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
as always, great vid, keep it up... and thank you
Thank you too!
awesome!
Congrats you two! Incredible as always 😁👌🏻
Thank you!! 😁
Steve, what happens in nature when the eggs are infertile? Does the spider eat those eggs or do they just fall out of the cocoon once it's open?
They would be eaten or discarded 👍
Her webbing structure is gorgeous. Fascinating to see them go from eggs with legs to egglings (my word for that in-between eggs with legs and actual slings stage). Lovely video as always
So fascinating 🥰🕷
Wow i really like those Rufilata babies Dave! I just got a 2" juvie and love him or her!!