Theraphosa stirmi Egg to Spiderling development
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- Theraphosa stirmi Egg to Spiderling development
Today we follow the development of an egg sack that was removed early and when opened was still just undeveloped eggs, we follow their progress through to spiderlings an amazing journey with awsome footage.
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I am completely terrified of spiders…. And yet I find myself completely delighted by this channel and this video in particular! I learned so much and have a much greater appreciation for arachnids thanks to you!
Thats awsome so glad you enjoyed it and welcome to our channel 👍❤️
I’m also afraid of spiders, but watching Dave’s videos have helped me so much. I don’t kill any spiders that I find in my house any more, I catch and release them away from my home. I also have found some baby spiders that I caught and I’m feeding them small fruit flies.
This is exactly how I got started in the hobby!
Me too 😅
"They look like the facehuggers." So true Dave!
I have been thinking that since I saw my first eggsac video lol
imagine getting face hugged by those beasts
Ahahahaha , one of my good good mates and 50% of the reason I own a T myself is because of his T.Sturmi which really was called facehugger before she passed.
( happy note he has a female called ripley now )
I say nuke the site from Orbit, it's the only way to be sure/
Well the facehugger was designed to incorporate people’s fear of spiders and snakes into one amalgamation.
What a lovely gift from Jen and Mike! Adorable babies!
Of all of the tarantula channels I’ve subscribed, I’ve found yours to be the most pleasurable. I really appreciate your depth of knowledge and thank you for your willingness to share it.
Thank you and welcome to our channel my friend ❤️👍
I learned so much, I never realized that the "egg" part was actually their abdomen.
Jackson OHIO, nice sign. This was my first time seeing spider eggs, too spiderlings. All of the intricate changes was absolutely amazing. Nice job camera Lady. Thanks Dave and Steve. Take care.
Very nice plack and wonderful informative as well as interesting video! Thank you Dave and Camera Lady, hugs 🤗❤ Susanne.
Great video! Richard recently added a video showing a tarantula lay her eggs and make her egg sac. This is almost like a continuation on from that. Lol. I never thought face huggers could look so cute! X
Jen and Mike absolutely wonderful gift and addition to the beastie room again Dave such wonderful fans reflected by such a wonderful guy such as yourself.
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Face huggers,that is a perfect comparison, absolutely love it!
This is absolutely stunning footage I can not wait till I'm in a position to be able to try my hand at breeding I'm super lucky that I do actually have a local reptile store near me a small mom and pop type place who has been buying anything I've bred thankfully Bec it's given me the opportunity to truly try my hand at breeding without being concerned I did end up getting extremely sick and thank God they were able to take the majority of the baby's I had with the lizards Bec they need way more space then tarantulas which is a big part of why I am totally smitten with the hobby that I once was petrified of !! And I'm super grateful for urself and a few others whom take the time to post things like this that has allowed me to go from scared to absolutely fascinated
Spiders as freaky as they can be sometimes are so fascinating biology and growth wise.
I really do like this channel, you're great at presenting - informative and entertaining, and camera work is also very good, and can't forget the beasties who always steal the show :)
Thank you so much 👍❤️
Your photography is phenomenal! And your videos are so informative. Thank you
Really appreciate your support my friend ❤️👍
Absolut wonderful to see this process from eggs with legs to tiny Spiders 😍 thank you so much Dave 🤩
Bevor my Son helps me to left my Arachnophobia i live my half live in fear for this fascinating Animals. He have dine a Tegenaria from our Backyard in a Case, and have learn more and more about them. In the next step an Expert have take a Brachypelma smithi on my Arm.
Then i haved bought some slings and beginning to love this more and more ❤️ and now i have 15 Spiders an won't to have more 😅😇 my oldest Girl from Brachypelma ( Helga) is 17 years old and i have her and all my Spiders became when they tiny slings. 😍
And with your awesome Videos i can learn more and more thank you and Camera Woman 🙋♀️
Thank you for this very informative video on the growth of those eggs to slings. You answered my questions about the process of development.
Fantastic video Dave, very interesting and informative 👍and absolutely brilliant to see, egg to sling stage, truly super viewing, well done to you and camera lady.
Thanks George ❤️👍
BAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! “She laid an egg”. Lolol. Brilliant!!
I was thinking they looked just like face huggers and then you said it! Hilarious! Excellent video Dave 👍
Thank you 😊for that awesome video. To be able to see them grow was so cool I've never seen a video like that before so thanks again 💗the channel Dave and Camara Lady.
it’s CRAZY how different they look when they first start hatching vs the way they look as adults. loved seeing this process i’ve never seen it before
It's amazing that you can see so much detail in them; the hair , fangs, eyes & spinnerets! That's awesome!!!
Thank you so much!
I have a major case of arachnophobia, and these videos are an amazing therapy. Informative and well presented! For some morbid reason i find these creatures absolutely terrifying, yet fascinating.
That was so amazing to watch them develop from eggs to slings that was so beautiful to watch
I used to be afraid of and hate spiders, but your videos really have changed my perspective on them, especially this one. I actually felt bad for all the spiderlings that didn't make it. You've made a borderline arachnophobe care about spiders!
Omg, I bet that little one in threat pose is going to give some poor keeper hell. Lol love the plaque, too cute.
Well, another good start to my day. LOVE that sign and I did have my eye on it. You could see their cute little claws, too. You wield your paint brush like a Meistro!
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This is SUCH a cool video! I think I can even make out little tiny hairs on their freshly molted egg butts!
Wow what a fantastic video! Absolutely loved it. Very interesting to see the different stages. These are one of my favorite tarantulas. Very cool sign as well. That was very nice of your friends to have it made.
Love the new Beastie plaque! Very interesting video.
quality quality video again with all the information, brilliant PROFF. well done camera lady. after this heat you both need a beer. the new light is a fitting gift. thanks guys
Absolutely fascinating and beautiful camera work 👍
Nice to see , the little eggs with leggs
His fellow inmates lol
This was soooo informative
I didn't actually know that the egg becomes their abdomen
Absolutely incredible footage & information
Thank u so much
Incredible footage there Dave. That tiny threat pose was the cutest thing ive ever seen! What a little attitude lol
This heatwave is killing me too, here in Scotland we're certainly not used to these temps 😂🥵🥵🥵
Love this video! Great educational content, as always. Would love to see more like this with other species. Also, would love to see even more growth from sling to mature theraposa, like first feeding, etc.
So maybe a 5 year project 😂👍
Congratulations Dave!!!!
OMG! Very nice records ! Thank you so much Dave! 👍😉
Love those eight little white carpet slippers on each sling!
I introduced a gorgeous little GBB to my collection of two today, thank you so much for all of your advice, I knew nothing about tarantulas 4 weeks ago....it made the process a whole lot easier, my one has got a whole load of attitude, but I was gentle and only got a small dose of hairs .... your experience really shows with the big adults .... fab channel...
Welcome to the channel and the hobby now open your mind to the wonders that are in front of you ❤️❤️❤️
That sign is well nice. Thank you for another great video 👍
I'm loving the Beastie Room's new sign, it looks awesome... I agree, "marvellous little creatures", another fascinating insight into their development, thank you.. when will we see your footage on a BBC documentary 🤔
You never know 😂😂👍
Truly amazing!!! Learned bunches from this video. THANK YOU DAVE!!!!!!
Glad it was helpful!
I love the giggles from behind the camera 😂
I love your channel so so much. I never thought I would be into wholesome spider content but here I am watching your videos everyday.
This might be the best vid you've made. Deserves more than 23k views.
Feel free. to share it 😂👍
Thank you so much Dave and the misses, for this perfect little insight
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Another great video, also love it when camera lady gives you a hard time lol
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Awesome video Dave!
So cool to see how they progressed through 2 months!
Outstanding stuff Dave!
I really like the Beastie sign!
It's fascinating the egg actually becomes their abdomen!
I can say without a doubt this is one of the most fascinating videos I have ever seen. Well done Dave and Camera Lady!!! Would love to see more with different spiders! They could be part of a new Progression Series!! I wanted to save this for the weekend but just had to watch it now. Glad I did. Again..job well done!! Stay cool!!
Laid an egg? You are too cute lol! Outstanding video! Do you have that little explorer? Hope you had a cold one after all that. Thank you for this and all your videos. You and Camera Lady make a great team.
Omg the slings are hairy hairy!! Wow! They look like those crown of thorns starfish.
Your T room is looking good. I'm envious. Lucky little spiders!
Its really amazing how quickly they grow into their abdomen and start getting those spider proportions. Imagine growing that fast and how much energy that takes
Never been one for spiders, but found this transition video of their development interesting.
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im sue the guy will love your substrate being packed with spring tails. he also keep spiders
I can’t get over the one doing the threat pose. Wow his personality shines thru! love this video , very informative
Wonderful video! To bad so many of the eggs didn't develop but the ones that did look great! Nice piece of art for your Beasty room :) The little fangs being flexed in the early stages of the babies were amazing to see. Ts and spiders in general are such a marvel, most people have no idea what an amazing creature they are.
That was really cool to see them developing through. Btw question to camera lady…does he ever put that paintbrush down? 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂only when eating 😂😂😂😂
Love how furry they are as slings. So cute. Thanks. Good educational video.❤️👍🏼🥰
Thank you 🤗
Nothing better than a new beastie video before starting work 😁
Even as nymth's you can still tell that there from the theraphosa genus brilliant video. 👌
What an amazing vid too see all the different stages was most interesting ant the Beastie sign is brilliant ...
I think I have found one of my very favorite videos from you guys. Amazing and fascinating to watch. 😊 truly brilliant
Wow, thank you!
incredible. dont know much about spiders so watching what they look like as infants to the final development stages... the massive changes from one stage to another is miraculous. nature is crazy.
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AMAZING video my friend 🤩 thanks for sharing Dave xx
This is a great video. I was wishing for these pictures. Continue with this development process.
Over the top plaque!
Thank you! Will do!❤️
I love how you keep the extra eggs until you're 100% sure. On Snake Discovery they say with their reptile eggs, "Incubate till there's no debate." lol It's a silly saying, but good to practice.
didn’t think you’d catch the “she laid an egg” part 😂 the heat does funny things to the mind lmfao
That was so cool. I have never seen a video that details the egg to sling time like that. I had no idea it took, or could take, that long. I really loved hearing Camera Lady laugh at your "Laid an egg" comment. She does such a good job I sometimes forget she is there. Thanks for sharing your beasties with us.
What incredible video!! Makes you appreciate.What each tarantula in the hobby goes through, To become the tarantulas we all love!!
Totally captivating to track their development. Threat pose? Hahaha!
Wow! Thank you! the most interesting part was 60 days without food! I knew they last the while on the nourishment of their sack but not 60 days! Thank you for this great insight dave I really enjoyed it.
P. S you have a little spot above the doorway behind you where you could still fit something... lol🤣😁
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Amazing video, I’ve never seen documented stages like this. Y’all are on your way up! so happy for you guys, it’s well deserved with the work and education you put into your videos
Thank you so much 👍❤️
This is my first time commenting on your channel but I have been watching a lot of your videos these past few weeks. Truly stunning video of this amazing process. Nice sign too.
Thank you for sharing Dave a brilliant informative video!
At around the 8:05 mark it was really interesting to see hairs on the abdomens already and the middle nymph half way through moulting. Sounds like you could do with an ice bucket to stand in, bet your tropical Ts are loving this weather though! Amazing video as always
Absolutely beautiful Dave! Their development is almost mystical..you know how I feel about the species so it was extra special for me to see..thank you for posting this video
Somehow, the EWL become even cuter after their first molt! These gummy worm legs, the tiny fangs and spinnerets, the hint of fluff on their abdomen... too adorable.
Another very instructive document for the spider world. And even in 1080p. 🤗 Thanks again to both of you and keep up the good work. 👍
Your passion for tarantulas is amazing... Your knowledge is even better. You are a true master of the hobby! Your spoods are in excellent condition. 😍
Thank you so much ❤️❤️
Great information video Dave heard cam lady laughing when you said egg was you thinking of breakfast 🍳
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I hate that so many were infertile but thankful for the ones who survived ! You do such an amazing job with the videos and the handling of the delicate little slings. ❤️❤️❤️
Great video love to see eggs with legs grow 🕷🕸
Dave thank for sharing the progress with the eggs, I have never seen it in so much detail before!! Loved it!!
So nice of you
Fantastic channel. Everything is informative and done with thought and passion about the animal and subject. Another brilliant video
Yes indeed ❤️
Dave this was so awesome 😊thank you
Glad you enjoyed it❤️👍
Cool to see that even in EWL stage, they already show the unmistakeable Theraphosa carapace.
I just found this video that says it was made at least 1+ year ago. I really loved it! Its fascinating to see this almost daily change from eggs to spiderlings and I would love to see more of these type of videos. As many as possible! Thank you to both of you for all of your hard work in creating the films, and sharing your passion for arachnids to the world, with genuine love.
Thank you ❤️👍
Fascinating! Great video, I love the little facehugger stage!
Would love to see the whole process of growing up until maturity! :D Great vid Guys
We have kept 3 slings back for just that purpose so we can watch them develop over time 👍
@@daveslittlebeasties Wonderful :)
Absolutely fascinating and I have to say thank you for everything you share. I am learning so much I didn't know and have an appreciation for spiders thanks to your work. My fear is gone 😅.
Oh and awesome sign 😁
Wow what an amazing process to watch they are so cute and to think about how large they are going to end up 😀😀
That plaque is awesome too
Haha I did watch it and even commented 😃👍
THAT is definitely a wonderful sign, Dave! Love the color too.
As for the video, it was truly fascinating. Loved seeing the progression of the wee spiders. Nice to know that I could have left the all together, wish I had done that with my tiny ones. After I had seen they had molted and could see hair on their abdomens, I put them into their own cups. They are thriving quite well and eating the pre-killed, cut up crickets. The mum molted a few weeks ago and she is now about 4 inches DLS (sorry, my use of metric is abysmal)! 😆 🤣. I'd would like to find a mature male for her for pairing.
But stay safe and keep cool and remember to keep hydrated, both of you. Virtual hugs to you both.
Hi linda, glad to hear your little ones are doing well and look forward to hearing how you get on with finding a male 👍❤️❤️❤️
@@daveslittlebeasties I have two options actually; 1. There are a number of good reliable breeders here in the US that sell adults or/sub-adults i can purchase, or; 2. I found out there are a surprising number of people in my area that also keep T's I can probably try to contact as well. Also, I am thinking of starting up a Tarantula group/club in my area and maybe grow the interest of this amazing hobby. That way we can work together on breeding and collecting. I'm still thinking this through though. Such as putting up fliers and adverts in the local papers. I think it would help everyone in my neck of the woods. Any suggestions would be helpful. 🤗🕷
absolutely loving your videos. Once again, being from New Zealand we dont really have any large spiders. We have the Avondale spider found in Auckland further north, I believe was featured in the movie Arachnophobia. Probably the most venomous spider we have is the White tale which is tiny compared to what you have. Have you ever been unfortunate enough or close to been bitten by any of these beautiful creatures?
No I have never been bitten im very careful 😂👍
awesome video as always Dave,even my work colleague who does'n't like spiders loves your videos.,mondays and thursdays are my favourite youtube days,keep up the good work,:)
"...think we keep that one for ourself, we do like a spider with an attitude"
this really narrows it down what I love about your channel...
btw, I love the (new) sign in the background!
Dave, this is amazing, how nature works with insects and creatures and animals, I mean I do believe that spiders are misunderstood this was really really beautiful and how you explained everything was awesome thank you so much educating us. I've never knew this or even seen it for that matter and now that I have I understand I'm a little bit more can't wait to see you what's next on your channel thank you so much...
Cheers