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Bad luck, poor husbandry, or is this typical?
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<blockquote data-quote="Kymura" data-source="post: 84211" data-attributes="member: 4072"><p>Totally agree. The B albo is a hardy spiderling that's fun to watch. And the LP grows into a beautiful display spider. (Except mine who thinks it's more fun just to get fatter but not molt lately lol)</p><p>Having one nine years to my way of thinking points to their being a problem with the arachnid not it's keeper. Sometimes no matter what we do it's not enough and there isn't enough research for these guys to get adequate answers. Sadly most of the readily available information is inaccurate at best. We are all here to help if you need it!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kymura, post: 84211, member: 4072"] Totally agree. The B albo is a hardy spiderling that's fun to watch. And the LP grows into a beautiful display spider. (Except mine who thinks it's more fun just to get fatter but not molt lately lol) Having one nine years to my way of thinking points to their being a problem with the arachnid not it's keeper. Sometimes no matter what we do it's not enough and there isn't enough research for these guys to get adequate answers. Sadly most of the readily available information is inaccurate at best. We are all here to help if you need it! [/QUOTE]
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