Sicarius hahni

hauser · Subject: Sicarius hahni 1/24/2009, 11:12 am

i raised 1.1 Sicarius hahni (Namibia) from slings. they grow adult in about a year. i haven't noticed any aggressive or mating behaviour, after introducing the male into the females enclosure. everytime i was observing, they just did what they do all the time, hiding buried in sand, pretty boring spiders to keep. Wink

3 weeks later, she started building an egg sac. i'll keep you updated as soon as the spiderlings hatch.

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***Connie*** · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 1/24/2009, 11:23 am

omg that is sooo cool!

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scorpion111 · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 1/24/2009, 11:38 am

very cool hauser! I love the way this species hunt, and the eggsack is crazy!

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LadyRiotControl · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 1/24/2009, 12:51 pm

oh man that is the best egg-cup i have ever seen in my life!

wicked pictures Smile

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hauser · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 2/7/2009, 11:23 am

0.1 Sicarius hahni

1.0 Sicarius hahni

Bayss · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 2/7/2009, 6:39 pm

That is wild. You need to Photoshop a cigarette into her mouth on the pic where she is sprawled out under the egg sac tongue

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EKn88 · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 2/8/2009, 1:46 am

Wow, that is cool Very Happy

Really nice pictures, and what a beautiful spider cheers

hauser · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 3/31/2009, 12:40 pm

two months later, ~25-30 Sicarius hahni spiderlings hatched! Very Happy

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LadyRiotControl · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 3/31/2009, 1:52 pm

oh wow congrats on the brood they look awesome!!!

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**Mr. Mordax** · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 4/1/2009, 9:21 am

Even though I've attempted to breed widows, I think I'd require a change of pants if I came home and saw that.

I mean, um, congratulations on the successful brood! cheers

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hauser · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 7/25/2009, 5:52 pm

meanwhile the 5th eggsac has hatched and #6 and 7 on the way.

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redknee · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 7/26/2009, 9:56 am

congrats on the success mate
those lilones are great looking.

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corpselight · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 7/27/2009, 1:57 am

wow! they are really cute for such potentially dangerous creatures lol
but then i know the temperament of at least some of this genus is not so bad.
really great spiders! one day i'll keep them i hope Smile

congrats on the successful breeding!

hauser · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 8/24/2009, 4:37 pm

...and another one hatched

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Rasputin · Subject: Re: Sicarius hahni 10/30/2009, 7:30 am

that's awesome, you sharing the wealth? I've been fascinated by the sub-genus Sicarius for a while. My favorite is Sicarius terrosus. The problem it that whenever somebody gets one in, they don't plan on parting with it and nobody's breeding them out here to my knowledge. Yes, I'm late seeing this thread but I just don't give a crap.

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