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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Viscus" data-source="post: 43207" data-attributes="member: 3615">I have yet to see our adult G. rosea female go into premolt, however since I first came to this thread I have seen 7 molts back to back. The hairs missing are a sign, but that alone is not something to go by. It should slow down, and begin laying a good bit of web for the molt mat, and they may eat up to a few days before. They also get darker.I have been taking careful notes of each T as they went into premolt just so I would be able to spot it. This is just what I noticed between an A. chalcodes, G. rosea, G. pulchra, B. smithi, Avic. avic, Rabidosa rabida, and another G. rosea adult........ Guys I think I may have a collecting problem lol.</blockquote>