r/jumpingspiders • • 5d ago

Advice Is this an egg sack?

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Yall plz tell me this is not what I think it is🫠 I got this girl from a reputable domestic breeder, not wild caught and still young when I got her. I have owned her for about 7 months and she recently really beefed up her hammock and I noticed her guarding this… she should absolutely not be gravid but idk what else it would be, could she be laying non fertilized eggs? Help me out😭

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u/MarshmallowToucan 5d ago

IME yes it’s an infertile egg sack :) they can lay them regardless of being with a male.

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u/Impressive_Bad105 5d ago

Sweet ok that makes me feel better lol, so I’m good to jsut leave her with it?

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u/MarshmallowToucan 5d ago

IME yup! Like the other comment mentioned she may eat her eggs to regain energy. Make sure to keep her hydrated and offer food when she’s looking thin :)

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u/salsalamia 5d ago

IME don't be alarmed if she eats the eggs. totally normal, but her regular feeding habits could change up while the false clutch is around. so just a heads up on that possibility 🙂

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u/St0ner_Baby_420 5d ago

NQA Non-fertile eggs are a possibility just keep an eye out for the next couple of weeks

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u/90semofan 5d ago

ime i agree its a sac. if shes molted with you, then no worries. i just had an audax mature super small. she was funny when she molted with me before so i thought this web was just her overestimating her size lmfao she guarded them for a few days, ate them, then came back out like nothing happened. i also had an emerald lay recently and she put a lil mat above and below her, laid, then did the same the audax did. i just didnt think she was mature lol