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So I brought an egg sack I found a few days ago and well.. they hatched faster than I thought they would. I really just brought them so I could see how the eggs look like and if I can see anything inside, I didn't really even think they'd hatch since I opened the sack and in my opinion, was not so careful with them. But yeah, anyway, I'm not even too sure what I'll do with them now.
They're not moving much right now and their legs are bent up, so I first thought I might have injured them somehow ._.; , but now I think they're probably not developed enough yet, even though they did hatch. And if I did injure a few, there are still more. Surprisingly enough, I'm no expert yet, but I think they stay in the sack after hatching, since most of the times they already have color when they leave it. Also, seems this one is getting less transparent and I can now somewhat see it's eyes.
Also, I believe this is a similar species to the one I photographed most recently (european garden spider or something like it), because the place where I found them has mostly those. Would be actually cool to try and keep a few as a pet, a good practice before getting a tarantula too (if I ever get one). We'll see. Food for them is a question, but I was thinking fruit flies for a start.
(that's a lot of words I placed up there..)

Description
So I brought an egg sack I found a few days ago and well.. they hatched faster than I thought they would. I really just brought them so I could see how the eggs look like and if I can see anything inside, I didn't really even think they'd hatch since I opened the sack and in my opinion, was not so careful with them. But yeah, anyway, I'm not even too sure what I'll do with them now.
They're not moving much right now and their legs are bent up, so I first thought I might have injured them somehow ._.; , but now I think they're probably not developed enough yet, even though they did hatch. And if I did injure a few, there are still more. Surprisingly enough, I'm no expert yet, but I think they stay in the sack after hatching, since most of the times they already have color when they leave it. Also, seems this one is getting less transparent and I can now somewhat see it's eyes.
Also, I believe this is a similar species to the one I photographed most recently (european garden spider or something like it), because the place where I found them has mostly those. Would be actually cool to try and keep a few as a pet, a good practice before getting a tarantula too (if I ever get one). We'll see. Food for them is a question, but I was thinking fruit flies for a start.
(that's a lot of words I placed up there..)