Nephrite
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Male tarantulas have limited amount of time where they are able to mate with females.
Females seem to have much more time from when they mature to close to their life span.
I’m aware that there’s a “sweet spot” of when a female tarantula is best ready to mate?
I know that younger female tarantulas tend to produce lesser quality egg sacs. But how about for say an 9 year old mature female tarantula. Is that too old where it might affect the success of the egg?
Females seem to have much more time from when they mature to close to their life span.
I’m aware that there’s a “sweet spot” of when a female tarantula is best ready to mate?
I know that younger female tarantulas tend to produce lesser quality egg sacs. But how about for say an 9 year old mature female tarantula. Is that too old where it might affect the success of the egg?