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SO my roomate has had a tarantula now for about 2 moths and all of a sudden it has produced an egg sac. We have no clue what to do, any help would be great

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I'm no tarantula expert but if it were me I would take the sac and put it in one of those vials that they use for spiderlings at reptile shows. Like I said that may not be the right thing to do, im no spider expert.
 
Short of taking it out and incubating it yourself (if you have an incubator) you could leaver it with her and allow her to do the mommy thing. Just make sure what you have her in is baby proof. Depending on the species, you could have a couple hundred slings and the last thing you want is them running around your house or apartment. :willy_nil
 
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