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I assume you mean this bit?
Thats just a normal join. Where the chalicerae (the flag fluffers) attach to the head.

The abdomen looks huge, so I wouldn't feed for a while. Overfeeding can cause issues with molting.
Once he/she molts, don't feed until the fangs have hardened (will go from white/red to black) once they are fully black it's fine to feed again.

[QUOTE="x_raphael_xx, post: 236389, member: 37624"] [ATTACH type="full"]75152[/ATTACH] I assume you mean this bit? Thats just a normal join. Where the chalicerae (the flag fluffers) attach to the head. The abdomen looks huge, so I wouldn't feed for a while. Overfeeding can cause issues with molting. Once he/she molts, don't feed until the fangs have hardened (will go from white/red to black) once they are fully black it's fine to feed again. [/QUOTE]

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