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<blockquote data-quote="helenaoskars" data-source="post: 226058" data-attributes="member: 42709"><p>I have plenty. Here are a few: </p><p></p><p>1) How do I know when it’s in premolt? My last spider rarely molted.. </p><p></p><p>2) I fed the “shy” tarantula a cricket yesterday at approx. 5PM yesterday. It is 2PM the next day now, and the cricket is alive and healthy in there. When do I take it out? (For reference, the active one pounced its cricket within a second.) </p><p></p><p>3) The cave the shy one made appears to be almost completely closed, I cannot see into it. Does this mean molting? How long can I expect it to stay this way? </p><p></p><p>4) My spiders are about 3.5 cm now. Should I find other sources of food than crickets? </p><p></p><p>I have so much to learn about owning something other than an adult tarantula…</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="helenaoskars, post: 226058, member: 42709"] I have plenty. Here are a few: 1) How do I know when it’s in premolt? My last spider rarely molted.. 2) I fed the “shy” tarantula a cricket yesterday at approx. 5PM yesterday. It is 2PM the next day now, and the cricket is alive and healthy in there. When do I take it out? (For reference, the active one pounced its cricket within a second.) 3) The cave the shy one made appears to be almost completely closed, I cannot see into it. Does this mean molting? How long can I expect it to stay this way? 4) My spiders are about 3.5 cm now. Should I find other sources of food than crickets? I have so much to learn about owning something other than an adult tarantula… [/QUOTE]
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