The pink spots are "almost windows". A "window" alows you to see into the egg. The spots won't hurt the eggs. Some of my eggs have them also.
Congrats on the huge clutch!
Are clutch sizes genetic? Because if that is the case then i want to keep some of the female normals out of this. Also can low white spiders prodouce high white clutches
Are clutch sizes genetic? Because if that is the case then i want to keep some of the female normals out of this. Also can low white spiders prodouce high white clutches
Clutch sizes all depend on the size of the female. Smaller females produce Smaller clutches, bigger females make well...bigger clutches. I do not think that clutch size is Genetic, but getting really big might, so the offspring may or may not grow faster than others... I am not sure.
As to the spider question, they can, but normally a low white spider will throw more low whites from what I have seen. They may throw spiders with more white than them, but I doubt they will be super high white.
- Matt
Come here little guy. You're awfully cute and fluffy but unfortunately for you, you're made of meat
Ok so i just got a probe thermomiter and it reads that i have 99% humidity inthe incubator itself and enough for condenstaion to form in the tub. The souce of theis is the water bottles i have at the bottom on the incubator on top of the heat tape. Is this too much humidity?
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