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At the local shop in which I help out they have had two Thrixopelma pruriens (I think anyway, some of you guys helped me identify them! 
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Anyway, they have been living in the shop for like a year, and one of them has suddenly decided to drop an egg sac.
So a few things I want to know.
Is it possible for a T to hold an egg sac this long, or is it likely she has dropped a dud sac? She is holding onto it and moving it round, although she does abandon it occasionally.
If it isn't dud, then what are the care requirements for this species egg sac?
Cheers.
)Anyway, they have been living in the shop for like a year, and one of them has suddenly decided to drop an egg sac.
So a few things I want to know.
Is it possible for a T to hold an egg sac this long, or is it likely she has dropped a dud sac? She is holding onto it and moving it round, although she does abandon it occasionally.
If it isn't dud, then what are the care requirements for this species egg sac?
Cheers.