Andee
Chameleon Enthusiast
2 weeks is usually how long they take most of the time. I never cut mine, not even when most of mine were just regular white or zebra silks, and cutting it off to soon is asking for death and premature hatching from the cocoon which will cause sickly moths with various issues as far as organ formations. You need strong genetic lines in generations, even if they are just normal worms, or you asking for easily sick worms and moths that have poor egg production, fertilization, cocooning, hatching, etc etc.
The silk shouldn't be hard for a healthy moth to get out of no matter how thick it is considering the stuff that they spit on it dissolves the silk.
The silk shouldn't be hard for a healthy moth to get out of no matter how thick it is considering the stuff that they spit on it dissolves the silk.