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<blockquote data-quote="micheldied" data-source="post: 68551" data-attributes="member: 4088"><p>I think keeping the abdomen the same size as the carapace is a little on the skinny size. Some of my Theraphosa slings have had an abdomen similar in size to the carapace right after a molt, and they weren't obese before that. However, definitely don't want to get them too fat.</p><p></p><p>The smaller of my two slings was in premolt for nearly 3 weeks, and refused food for that whole period. The other, which just molted, did so only a week after its last meal. As I recall, my T. apophysis in the past didn't take very long in premolt as slings either.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="micheldied, post: 68551, member: 4088"] I think keeping the abdomen the same size as the carapace is a little on the skinny size. Some of my Theraphosa slings have had an abdomen similar in size to the carapace right after a molt, and they weren't obese before that. However, definitely don't want to get them too fat. The smaller of my two slings was in premolt for nearly 3 weeks, and refused food for that whole period. The other, which just molted, did so only a week after its last meal. As I recall, my T. apophysis in the past didn't take very long in premolt as slings either. [/QUOTE]
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