Aykut Altuntop
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My friends psalmopoeus cambridgei molted 2 times in this month. And i didn't see that before. İs it normal or what may caused that. Thanks you all for your helps
Hahaha naw, he's just climbing the glass. Looks like it though!@Adrock not related, but the T in your profile photo is A N G E R Y
Thanks Arachnoclown for that response. Makes me feel better lol. Now hopefully she starts eating again after this molt.I've had slings molt 15 days apart.
Just wait till you get some older tarantulas on 5 year molt cycles.
nice. thanks for the response! I thought maybe she was recovering from an injury or deformed molt but everything seemed good as far as I could tell. She still has not eaten since the last molt but it's only been about 10 days. I'll feel much better when she eats again!Sometimes yes, very young slings will, but that pushes the extreme high end of what they are capable of.
Still, a very fast growing species + great nutrition + great temps & maybe some injury that needs healing can make it possible.
Early on when my C versicolor was a very young sling, it would molt less then 2 months apart, 40 to maybe 50+ but never quite broke into the 30 day range.