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Quote: Originally Posted by muddoc Sounds good. I thought that your information might be good for others. I pretty much already knew the answers. From what we have seen in the past 4 years, females tend to grow between 4 and 6mm a month. As far as the 25 mm girls, you are right on track, but I had a girl sit at 30mm for 3 months and then finally decided to ovulate when I put in a girl that was getting ready to ovulate. I guess that spurred...

Only other idea is a male spider could breed female pastel and female pin so that would give you both morphs you desire to produce....

Sounds good. I thought that your information might be good for others. I pretty much already knew the answers. From what we have seen in the past 4 years, females tend to grow between 4 and 6mm a month. As far as the 25 mm girls, you are right on track, but I had a girl sit at 30mm for 3 months and then finally decided to ovulate when I put in a girl that was getting ready to ovulate. I guess that spurred her into action. Wouldn't you...

They are sure acting like they want to breed to Big Gunns. Let the males get some action.

Those Mojave Sables are really nice, good job on them ^^

I keep the bowls. I don't see any reason why you'd want to remove them. Jim Smith

No i dont have the stuff but i kno that it takes a couple months for the breeding process and within that time i could easily have everything i need and for right now i just was wanting to do 1 clutch and see how it is and yes i did get my tubs set up and everything and tonight ima see how it goes if my female gets out cuz shes very strong and almost got out of the tank that did have clamps on it and was tight but she squeezed threw but yea

I heard someone who introduced a male to a female's tub, and she grabbed and wrapped him, mistaking him for food coming. <lol> I'm always cautious about introductions. ^_^ I've never had any female do more than shove the male around and shrug him off. Males will combat, but it's a wrestling match to see who's stronger.

Quote: Originally Posted by AMPearce I'm in pretty much the same boat as you, first year breeding and thinking I gonna need to get an incubator before too long. I've been looking at the ones here: http://www.jwexotics.com/economyincs.html they're pretty good price and you can get ithem with or without the thermostat. Oops! I meant to say JW, not J&J. Always getting those two confused, especially since each one has sold...

Quote: Originally Posted by muddoc Congrats Raul. I have been fortunate enough to watch Sean's Cinny Enchi grow, and I am very fond of it (have been since it hatched). I also got to see one of the three that Brian produced last year. Crazy enough is that Sean bred an Enchi to a Cinny female, and his looks like a Cinny with some Enchi in it. Brian bred a Cinny to and Enchi female, and his looks like an Enchi with some Cinny in it. I have...