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Message: <blockquote data-quote="kormath" data-source="post: 61804" data-attributes="member: 4199">I took pic of Marley's molt but it won't let me upload it.  He was 2" almost exact.My B. vagans also molted while I was gone this past weekend.  Here's his molt.[ATTACH=full]13156[/ATTACH]He has a really cool coloring now.  A light brown underside and jet black almost on top.[ATTACH=full]13157[/ATTACH]Can't see it there to well but that's the best pic he'd let me take.Here's Marley looking gorgeous 8 days post molt[ATTACH=full]13158[/ATTACH]I'd say he's close to 3" now.  Molt was too ruined to see the sex and he has 2 legs of it hanging in his webbing as souvenirs.Now I just need that boehmei PITA to molt and the rosea to eat lol.   The rosea is so tiny and skittish I'm not sure what to feed it.  I've been using mortally wounded pin head lateralis but she avoids them.  Must be in one of their infamous fasting sessions.Haven't seen the tiny B. albo since I got it but the pin heads aren't returning from the tunnels.  So unless they're banding together and planning a mutiny I think he's eating.The larger B. albo has burrowed down to the bottom corner of the enclosure but when I try and get a pic of him he goes up the tunnel and hides.</blockquote>