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omgosh! so tiny! I think i'm going to keep some of the molts (smallest ones) and sit them down and pour lucite over them.
So I can look back once they are grown.
so, they keep? I thought they would just disintegrate over time. Didn't realize they could be kept like thatI keep all mine in delis, one for each T. It's fascinating to tip them out and see how much that T has grown.
so, they keep? I thought they would just disintegrate over time. Didn't realize they could be kept like that
now however....
Molting turns out fine most of the time. U just hear the horror stories...molting is a good thing, means ur spider is healthy and growing.Glad that it managed it so quickly ^*^
I live in fear of mine molting lol
I like this idea!omgosh! so tiny! I think i'm going to keep some of the molts (smallest ones) and sit them down and pour lucite over them.
So I can look back once they are grown.
Yup @Enn49 thats some damn good eyesight ur son has. lol
wish I could borrow him to look at mine, have 4 kids from 20 - 38 and not ONE of them wants to even look at my T's lolIt's a guess but he was always great at guessing the sex of snakes .
wish I could borrow him to look at mine, have 4 kids from 20 - 38 and not ONE of them wants to even look at my T's lol
My family basically ignores the fact that I have 36 tarantulas. They look at them sometimes but I'm quite sure they think I have a screw loose Nephew likes them though.My 3 kids are 32-40. Eldest daughter can't even look at them, youngest son just thinks I'm mad but the middle one has 2 Ts of his own and in fact got me interested in them
My youngest will look, (my only girl) with her hands behind her back lolMy 3 kids are 32-40. Eldest daughter can't even look at them, youngest son just thinks I'm mad but the middle one has 2 Ts of his own and in fact got me interested in them