Here's a fun fact about Spidops: Spidops can lay 30-300 eggs in a clutch (the size of the eggs are the tip of your finger, dw, the spidops is fine). After the spidops lays the eggs, it will then make a large egg sac, tie it to their back, and carry it around. This allows it to watch the eggs and make sure no harm comes to them while also allowing it to continues it's daily activities. Once the eggs hatch, the young tarountula will chew their way through the silk that allows them to go in and out of their mother's back. They cling onto their mother for around 2 weeks before their size becomes too much for the mother and they leave.
(Example of what that looks like. Spidops usually walk on all eights, but she got up on her hind legs because something made her curious).
