Strange moulting habits

[Enn49]

My son's Brachypelma hamorii (smithi), Popo, has always been an oddity when she moults. As a tiny sling she would just flip over wherever she happened to be, I've seen her moult in the tightest of corners, rarely laying a moult mat.

Last night I found her flipped over on her cork bark

This morning I found her all done apparently with a friend.

The old exo through the side of her container

The exo removed. I've never seen an exo that isn't scrunched up before

Does anyone else have a T that moults in odd way or place.

 

[Enn49]

My G.pulchripes likes to moult without flipping which was concerning but I'm used to it now lol... Each to their own I suppose

I've not had one do that yet but I think I'd be very nervous.

 

[LC72uk]

Congrats! .
Both my Hamorii`s Nacho is the same as was Sam, when it comes to flipping over, it`s a case of Yep There will do !!

 

[Enn49]

Yeah I was the first couple of times, I get nervous when any of them moult though they just seem so vulnerable... That's a gorgeous T btw

Thank you. Even though she's my son's she's always been my favourite of the 2 hamorii, just full of character even though she was the smallest of the 2.

 

[kormath]

My B. hamoriii molts right in front of it's hide, every time. Guess it thinks the tripwire mat it's laid out is good enough for a molt mat.