Brachypelma hamorii success!
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Here's how we managed to successfully breed one of the most iconic tarantulas in the world - The Mexican red knee, Brachypelma hamorii © Guy Tansley 2021
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Great video mate. Really well put together mate. Lovely T to breed and well worth keeping..
Cheers!
Really interesting video, thankyou for sharing this information and your success!! 🖤🕷
Thanks for the comment.
Hello great video pairing
Thanks!
Well done Guy, I had no idea it was such a difficult process or difficult species to get an egg sac from. Glad to have met you and Andrew Smith and had my photo taken with you both at the BTS exhibition a couple of weeks ago. I admire your work mate. Justin (Bedfordshire)
Nice to meet you too and thanks for your continued support!
Wow 600 hundred slings wow ,congratulations that was awesome to watch ,👍
Congratulations Guy! I was unsuccessful with my try, the female did lay a sac but it was infertile, I will be trying again tho and this video is a great help so thanks for sharing
Sorry to hear that. If it was easy - everyone would be doing it! I wouldn't claim to have cracked it, just was lucky.
Thanks for sharing this fantastic info
No problem, Sam! It's what we do.
Congrats on the success! Awesome footage and information as always!
Much appreciated!
So excellent!
Thank you! Cheers!
Amazing congratulations 😊
Cheers Charlene!
Wow awesome video man! I've been toying with the idea of breeding my B. Boehmei but would be a first time for me. Anyway again cheers for the epic post 😁
You've got nothing to lose by trying! They too are difficult to get to drop an eggsac too so use the same method as used here.
Thanks for sharing! Really informative 😊
Thanks mate, great help!!!
Amazing video. Thank you for sharing with us!
I agree. Good video 😎
That was very good video.
I agree and a great T to breed .. they have got to be one of my favourite Ts
Thanks!
Awesome!
Cheers Danny!
congrats!!!
Congrats ! This is something I hope to accomplish in the future.
Stay safe and thanks for sharing :)
What did you do with all 600 of those spiderlings?
nice one. when is baumgarteni?
I don't have any unfortunately.
@@bugsnstuff maybe your good friend Andrew Smith can help! I know they're probably the most hard to find Brachypelma.
Congratulations! Hope that my subadult male soon turns adult...a female is waiting for him;):)
Been watching this a lot of times, thanks for sharing! :) I currently have B. hamorii with an egg sac and the temp is around 31C. Do you think I should lower it to 27-28 or will it be fine? Also, did you have a temperature difference between day and night? Should I turn of a heater during the night?
I'd keep the temps the same. No, I didn't have a night time drop or mine. Good luck!
@@bugsnstuff thanks for the reply, I will update you when I open the sac ;)
@@bugsnstuff Ok, so she dug herself out after 25 days and still didn't lay eggs. She went to drink some water, she's pretty fat and it looks like her abdomen is quite heavy. I am now thinking what to do, maybe it was too hot and dry for her to lay eggs so she was prolonging it until it "rained"? Do you have any suggestions? Should I sprinkle some water into her burrow to raise humidity a bit before she closes the entrance again or is it ok to be bone dry?
I really thought she already made a sac since there was A LOT of digging and she covered her hole entrance with a pretty thick layer of substrate, but guess I'm not so lucky :) Current conditions are 28 C (both day and night), with a side mounted heater (since the room is around 23 c), substrate is bone dry except for a few centimeters around the water dish.
@@__Nikola__ Yes, I would add some water to the opposite end of her burrow to raise the humidity.
Is the hamorri reclassified as the smithi?
No, Hamorii and Smithi are separate.