Last week the Sericopelma rubronitens abandon her egg sac. I took the sac and put it in an incubator. So far the eggs look good. A few look like they will go to eggs with legs any time now. we shall see.

The P. cambridgei ate her sac the day I was going to pull it. If only I  had pulled it a few days early like I usually do.

Today my Lasiodora klugi made an egg sac. Last week my Sericopelma rubronitens made an egg sac. 

P. cambridgei sac is still with mom.

P. platyomma sac is almost ready to go to 2nd instar

M. velvetosoma sac is still 1st instar.

Last night my Psalmopoeus cambridgei made an egg sac.

So here is what I have going right now.:

Psalmopoeus cambridgei- sac with mom

My female Megaphobema robustum has webbed herself in her hole. It look like she is getting ready to make an egg sac.

Looks like A. jurenicola, P.irminia,P.cambridgei, and N.vulpinus may all make sacs. I am keeping my fingers crossed.

The M. velvetosoma are starting to to get dark and sho...

The Pamphobeteus sp."platyomma" have started to to molt to 1st instar.

Todays breeding projects:

Poecilotheria miranda

Hystercrates gigas

Pterinochilus lugardi

Pamphobeteus nigricolor

Today I pulled the P' platyomma sac from the female. I opened it and................................Awesome little eggs with legs!!!!! They should be ready in about 2 months.

Today I paired Lasiodora difficilis again. Man, that female is mean. She always charges the males,and chase them off.  She has already eaten 2 males. I got the male out safe and sound. He made a sperm web yesterday. I will wait another week and try again.

Next up.. Pamphobeteus nigricolor........

I just found out that in a couple of weeks I should recieve a mature male Phamphobeteus ultramurinus.

This is a smaller Phampho. Mine is a little skittish but very calm. One of my favorite spiders.

I am very excited to get to try breeding these again.

Tonights breeding project is Lasiodora klugi.

The male got one maybe 2 good inserts, then the female destroyed him.