Avicularia avicularia , Guyana Pinktoe successfull egg sac removal and Sabah blue sling report 

Every egg sac is a little gift you get to open and discover what is inside! I really enjoy the egg sac pulling and seeing the babies. Mom was amazingly cooperative. Thanks so much for sharing!!

BABIES!!! I was so worried when you said it was feeling like it might be empty. So happy we got so many. Can't wait to see them after they have been, for lack of a better word, moisturized. I get so excited when you open them and I can see the tiny wiggling legs. Thanks to you and Camera Lady for another awesome baby vid. 👶🕷❤

Cleanest egg sac I’ve ever seen. Lovely little pink toes. Congrats!

In an age where most youtubers create clickbait content, i appreciate the no-BS approach of your videos. Informative and straight to the point. 👍

That egg sac looked like a fluffy cloud. Mum did well. Good to see another nice healthy brood Dave.

That sack was the cleanest little cotton ball I have ever seen. Love your videos keep up the hard work.

Hooray for baby beasties!! From retrieving to opening them, Egg sack videos are such a rollercoaster lol.

“When they just looked like little face huggers.” Xenomorph reference! 🏆 Another excellent video, Dave!

Just love love love those pink little toes. And the way she packs those babies is very special.

Babys galore 🥰 absolutely loved this upload congratulations on lots of lovely avic babys 😊 brilliant upload as always Dave, Camera Lady ❤

I’ve always been afraid of spiders since a very young child but at the same time I was fascinated with tarantulas. I enjoy your channel because you teach about them. I have learned a bit and have tried to share what I’ve learned with my adult daughter and my granddaughter who we are raising. Neither one will watch with me 😂. Thank you for what you do. I look forward to your videos even though my husband thinks I’m weird.

Wow again another amazing egg sack and all those little baby spider 🕷️ really loved your videos again 😊

I loved the entire video but an especially nice touch was showing the Nursery Pot with the Sabah Blue babies. Great to see the advancement stages from eggs to slings and in between. Im really looking forward to seeing todays egg sack advancment shown in the next appropriate video.

Just because a spider is wild it doesn't mean that it will breed successfully every time in those conditions. Maybe they are like us and some like different conditions to others. Lovely result for that spider mum.

the webbing is a work of art. the "toes" of avics are so damn cute!

Your videos are always interesting, informative and fun. The intricate multichamber architecture of her web home is astonishing, at least as much as those of orb weavers. Congratulations on the new clutch! With each one you learn more.

When they grab and hold on to the eggs that were unferatized they remind me of newborn babies and their grip response with any finger near to their tiny grabbing hands 😊

That was a lovely egg sac. It looked like a cloud. They are so cute! So are the blues. Thanks for the update on them. I really enjoy watching you remove egg sacs. Live the video. Thank you! Have a great week!

congrats on the successful sac..... can't wait to see them as proper slings

I cant wait to get this specific spider they are beautiful

I’m always fascinated by the webbing and egg sacks. This sack is my favorite!

Spectacular you two. IT IS ALWAYS A CRAP SHOOT. However your teaching is golden. Look at those eggs with legs. Thank you both for your dedication. So appreciated ❤️👍🏼

I love seeing the babies, they are just so cute . The wedding is amazing and most have taken a long time to make . As aways great work camera lady until next time 🖐🥰

I love the pulling of egg sacs , the sac you pulled was so clean, it was white and fluffy! I was unwell over the weekend and I rewatched the video when your T seladonia had her gorgeous babies there were so many, and you looked so proud, you couldn’t believe how lucky you were they are the spider of my dreams such gorgeous little soul!

Dave, you should write a book. I love how you explain spider care and behavior.

22:28: I loke to think about them argueing! "Johnny, stop wiggling around! I'm trying to sleep!" "Annie, get your foot out of my eye!"😂

Hi Dave and Camera Lady 💙💕🕷️ Hope you’re both doing well, and had a great weekend at the BTS. Loved seeing another successful egg sac pulling! My heart was in my throat when you said it was very light, plus Mum gave it away very easily 😅 I was just watching each layer being teased apart, until finally you broke through the last vail of silk, to my great relief to see eggs with legs 🕷️🥰 Mum looked well too! Thanks for the update on the Blue nymphs, they’re looking great. Fantastic work by you both again Dave and Camera Lady. Take care and have a wonderful week 💙💕🕷️😘xxx

Hi Dave What a nice egg sack. Lots of babies, and they are looking so good. Her web was very intetesting. She was a good mom. No trouble taking her egg sack. She has pretty pink toes. Camera lady gets the best views. She does such a good job counting all of the bsbies.❤🕷🕸Cindy USA

Absolutely brilliant Dave, what a haul 83 is a fantastic result, anyway Dave another super job by yourself and camera 📷 lady.

The webbing Mom created was spectacular! Like a real Halloween decoration. ;) Great successes there with both 'litters'.

Arachnid environmental detective/analyzer. Sounds fun watching, and noting comparisons. Thank you both.

It’s great to see such an experienced breeder working with hobby staples. At some point, hobbyists may need to become breeders to keep tarantulas in the hobby. Your videos are great resources for future breeders, current hobbyists, and also for the tarantula curious.

Always happy to watch a video where you get little baby spiders instead of an empty eggsac (though, those are still interesting [just a little sad because we're invested too]). Can I make a request that will be relatively low work but over the course of a long period? I'd love to see a basic time-lapse of one photo per molt from the tiniest nymph/sling to a full grown adult (perhaps with a basic size reference, like a penny or other relatable thing). That kind of thing is surprisingly hard to find, and for some spiders (like the GBB), SO much can change between a molt in terms of coloring and patterns. I know it may be a lot to ask, but I hope you consider it; I'd love watching it for pretty much any species.

I really like the pink toe tarantula , One of my favorite, Beautiful egg sack and a good number of babies, 🕷🕷 Love all the Artistic webbing🕸🕸 mum did. Another good day in the beastie room,🕷🕷 Thank you Dave and📷📷 camera lady for all your hard work👏👏 So educational And great for young ones👍😁🙋‍♂️🙋‍♀️

WOW that is a lot of spider babies😅🕷❤.Amazing video💯👍👍👍.

Great to see you both yesterday 💜 congratulations and well done on all the sacs and eggs ✨️

I think you’re right,about pulling it just in time ! Nice going on your new arrivals. And another great video !

What a nice lil clutch that is great vid Dave and as always great camera work by Camera Lady ...

The observations you're collecting are priceless. I think you're absolutely right that the care sheets didn't take into consideration the "why" of wild behaviors, and those observations are not directly transferable to keeping spiders in captivity. Your alertness and sensitivity are making a huge difference for the spiders in your care. (You need to write a book.)

Nice one Dave! I found it really interesting what you said about noticing the female leaving the sac and carrying on about her business, even feeding. Just shows there is so much more that we don't know and experiments in captivity like this are the only way we will find out more about them

I was so nervous when you were opening the sac. I was afraid it was empty. Happy 🕺 💃 The other babies have grown so much. I am happy for you both.

Interesting video and cute baby 🕷 spiders! Thank you dear Dave and Sweet Camera Lady and I'm happy for your success with this egg sack!😊❤ Have a wonderful new week, greetings to you both and to your viewers from me!

😁👋🏼☺️ Dave and Mrs Camera Lady!

Hoorah! You go, Pink Toe! Common, my nose! Only common in your ease of rearing. The rest is time-honed, DNA-driven good instincts and general good health of the breed. I’m going to paint my own toes that pretty shade of pink. Lol. Congrats to the surviving parents of the nymphs, and to the power couple in the T-hobby!

Awesome video, Dave and CL!

Loving the sling updates!

I love the pink toes! They're so cute :)

Con again Dave! Love the pink toe

Congrats on a successful Avic avic sac ! Whomever gets these later on ought to be very pleased since they're so well looked after. I often think about trying an Avic avic... maybe when I get some extra space. Glad to see the other slings are doing well too ! Stay safe and thanks for sharing :)

Time to start moisturising those hands Dave 😂

The webbing of your pink toe was gorgeous Dave, the tube she'd created was fascinating, always learning from you mate, thankyou for sharing your knowledge..

I like how She builds a house, instead of a web. 114! That is pretty good. And thank you for the update on the Blues. I noticed that you did mark "Egg Sack" on the front higher up on the glass (so you will know at a glance) (and that is really what I was wondering). I knew you marked them but I also knew that you can't possibly go through reading all of the notes on the enclosures to find the ones with an egg sack. I had also wondered if you place the expecting Mothers in a certain area in the Room? Thank you Dave and Camera Lady!

Congratulations on the egg sac!

Beautiful 😍 bunch of eggs on legs , congratulations 🎉 mate.🕷️💖

Beautiful webbing and the sack looked like a snow ball⚪️

Glad the egg sack was mostly alright, congrats. Good video Dave. 😉

Hello great video information Dave

Very nice! Big Hug from Brazil! =D

Last time I commented, my avic avic wasn’t webbing. Now her enclosed is covered in webs!

When you were separating the eggs I was worried you'd grab the one that's attached 😮 you're very good at this though so I doubt it's happened

CONGRATULATIONS Dave

Great video and it's so interesting how they all behave differently

Ya need to sneak into Ms Camera Lady's hand lotion Dave. Another great vid that starts my day off on a good note.

Mr Dave it sounds like a learning curve as you go along you learn something new everyday.... That Webbing is Absolutely Beautiful it’s like Fluffy Candy Floss..she did a wonderful Job building her Secure Home to protect her Egg Sac .... Boy is She Stunning Legs and more Lovely Legs The Fluffy Marshmallow Sac has Produced the Most Amazing Little Babies You Must be extremely Happy Mr Dave They Look Very Healthy hope they Make it Wow The Sabah Blue’s Thriving Too Stunningly Fabulous 🕷🕷🕷🤪 Another Great Story and Fabulous Video Thank You Mr Dave As Usual Sharing Your Knowledge and Love for a Life Of The Spider 🕷 Wonderful Thank You As Always To Your Lovely Camera Lady Her Shots are Spot On Until Next Time Enjoy the Week with your Family ❤️❤️

Great video Dave and CL 😊

That was tense for a while but all turned out well. 😊

All that webbing and the sac look like cotton candy.

When you said she came to the front to get more heat, it got me thinking, maybe that’s why the put her sac there !

Good job Dave and Camera Lady on the eggs with legs. I would like one day to be able to do that, but first I have to get my first tarantula lol They are so cute.

Fantastic Dave that was amazing as always!!!! And keep the updates coming on the sabar blues I got mine a few months ago and I’m excited to see how it compares to yours!!! Thanks again Dave!!!

zdravim te Davide super videjka dekuji

Brilliant video guys beautiful spider xxxxx

good stuff. :D

I think what you say make sense... if you take a person from the high north, if you move them to a warm country they aren't craving snow and ice. Instead, they enjoy the warmth. Okay perhaps they don't like very high temperatures, but they will not put ice in their homes. They will be happy. So I can imagine that spiders from high temperatures environment will love a bit cooler temperatures so they don't have to go underground... and spiders that live in colder environment will be happy they don't have to search for a little warm spot. They will enjoy the warmth... and perhaps be more outside...

She has so cut toes!

Yay!

awesome video again, I really love the avic's, got myself about 5 different species slings about a half year ago, and they are doing great. some species seem to grow faster as the others like Juruensis are growing much faster then my purpureas and rufa "brasil", but they are still doing great. Thanks for this nice video Dave👌

Picked up an af yesterday at bts, was great to meet you in person. Keep up the the good work guys 👍

1st!

Congrats mate nice video!!

Such a clever girl🥰

So nice to see another success Dave, after a bad little run of luck, just amazing webbing from the mother too, the tunnel was impressive. 👍

One of about 10 NW's I like and keep❤️

Congrats on the new baby bunch!🙆‍♂️🎉🍾 Is this the Avic, where they had that sweet pairing, that almost looked like love-making? I love that species, they are so whimsical and sweet-natured. Summer-hugs from Copenhagen.👋😀

Very Good. Cheers❤

I just follow your work for so many years! And id love to meet you personally! Such awesome guy, always spreading respect, knowledge and love for our spiders! Unfortunately my t seladonia that i mentioned i got, passed away 😢 Peace, always keep this awesome work ! Warm Regards

WOW bebies with loooong leg😊❤❤

Love seeing the little babies thank you so much for these videos made up with your success ❤

Congratulations! Another excellent result! Has that Australian wolf spider clutched again?

Brilliant!

Pink Toe was my 1st spider. They are sweet little spiders.

Nice to see another successful egg sack. Do you think because you control the environment you are having more success?

Mr. Dave thank you so much for answering my question the last time I commented. My son and I actually went with your recommendation of the A. Geniculata. We love how aggressively it feeds and it is just a fascinating little critter. Although we may have made a very large mistake with it, so we were certain that after having it for about a month in a very small, confined enclosure we decided it was time for it to move into my sons 20 gallon long bioactive terrarium. however unfortunately after moving it there it has disappeared, and we are fearful that it may have found a way past the barrier to the drainage section of his tank. The spider was approximately between 1 and 1.5 inches in length. Did we mess up, and at what point should we be concerned when we haven't seen our spider? I really hope we haven't messed up with our eight-legged friend considering my son and I poured over tons of research set up the terrarium and did what so many different people and sites recommended. We even went as far as to acquire plants that can be found in their natural habitat and planted them in the bioactive enclosure. Is there any advice you can give us on how to proceed? Should we be tearing the tank apart to find it, or do we just need to be patient and hope the little guy eventually shows his face? Thanks for all your help and your awesome videos. Also, on a side note as a personal project I have been getting into millipedes and have a few of the little guys to include some really interesting ones and am considering getting a giant African millipede. I don't suppose you have any millipede experience, do you?

Love the update. Thanks! ❤

Well done. Maybe I haven't gone back far enough yet in previous videos. Do you have or willing to make a cleaning them up video? Appreciate all you guys do

I thought avics were notoriously unforgiving when it comes to husbandry and a lot of them die when they're slings? Or is that the versicolor? I'd imagine it's both since they're so closely related

I have sent you posts before and am really trying to like spiders at79 9:33 However I respect them but the other day I was in my bathroom and I saw something red in the corner on the floor. As I looked closer and saw it was a spider. Now I was ready to go to bed and I just couldn’t do that with a spider sitting just few feet away, so I did what an old lady does and took a tissue and smashed it. Then as I examined it I saw it was definitely a rusty red in color. I looked it up on the computer and I think it was a house spider. I live in Pennsylvania USA. I feel guilty now but at the time it was the only thing I could think of to prevent it from crawling around my apartment while I was asleep.

Congratulations!

Another fascinating video, thank you , I am aldo 1 of your viewers who has grown up being scared of spiders, but watching your video's (and a few other RU-viders ), I have learnt alot about them and can now tolerate them. Do you have a Facebook page ?

Omg they are so cute n mom kept the sack so clean 😮❤