[Solved]Regarding silkworm eggs

[Gallade]

If I understood correctly, one can start the production of silk without Sericulture up to the cocoons, after which they require the skill to start producing the filaments.

The questions I have are:
1-If when the moths lay the eggs they are in a container that's too small, are the eggs dropped to the ground or do they disappear, and
2-Is the quality of the eggs, worms and cocoons only dependant on that of the parents and food, or is some skill or stat involved?

[ValerieHallaway]

http://ringofbrodgar.com/wiki/Silk
Psy determines the q of the silk, from filament to final product.
The way it works is the q of eggs are determined by the parents, things like the herbalist tables and leaves can cap the quality of the worms, and of the cocoons/moths respectively.

If the container is too small, the eggs will fill the space, and yes, eggs do disappear if you drop them or if there is more produced than the space allows.
Filaments will also disappear.

Also, here are some numbers for you to help you optimize your space:

12 worms + 4 leaves per worm, per cupboard. 4 spaces are leftover
(assuming full nature)
1 worm gives 2 filament
5 worms give 1 thread
50 worms to 1 cloth
200 worms to one robe

10 f to 1 thread
10 thread to 1 cloth
4 cloth to 1 robe
400 filament to one robe

Requirements for one robe per round of production:
13 herbalist tables
17 cupboards for worms, not including breeding storage
Breeding: about 6 pairs per cupboard, about 5 cupboards for breeding to get a robe
Additional breeding space is required for replenishment.
About 25 pairs is required for replenishment.

Hope all this helps, lol.

[Gallade]

Yeah, that's way more information than I expected. Thanks a lot.