From what I've read, that's after she produces a sac. OP, have you thoroughly read through the breeding reports? Not just for G. rosea/porterie, but others in the Grammostola genus as well.I wouldn't feed it and chances are she won't eat. The more disturbances generally means a higher chance of the female eating the sac.
Oops! Looks like I read it wrong. I'd power feed her until she makes one. I've never bred Ts though so hopefully someone more experienced will chime in.From what I've read, that's after she produces a sac. OP, have you thoroughly read through the breeding reports? Not just for G. rosea/porterie, but others in the Grammostola genus as well.
Everything I've read says to feed her all she will eat because she needs to be in great shape to produce the egg sack.I wouldn't feed it and chances are she won't eat. The more disturbances generally means a higher chance of the female eating the sac.
Yes I've read some and I'm going thru several more pages to read more. I think I've got an idea what to do, just thought maybe a breeder had some hints. I think it would be great for a 16 month ultimate to work his magic and get a viable egg sack.From what I've read, that's after she produces a sac. OP, have you thoroughly read through the breeding reports? Not just for G. rosea/porterie, but others in the Grammostola genus as well.