Webbing or mold?

[poodude289]

I don't think I've spilled any water here, so unless there's something wrong with the plastic leaf I don't see how it could be mold.

 

[poodude289]

 

[poodude289]

 

[poodude289]

G Pulchra is around 2" big, don't see how it could be mold I haven't spilled any water here.

 

[poodude289]

There's moist sphagnum peat moss underneath, but it's dry loose coco fiber on top.

 

[poodude289]

I used a syringe in the corner but that was it, and it's nowhere near that.

 

[poodude289]

Is this a concern??

 

[Enn49]

Looks like web to me.

 

[Tarantula Trooper]

Looks to be webbing as Enn49 has stated. Mold spores will have a rounded appearance either white or yellow, typically the color of the mess I sometimes have to deal with! There's also brown,black mold but have not had issues with these colored molds thankfully!!

 

[Ratmosphere]

Doesn’t look like a concern to me.

 

[poodude289]

Doesn’t look like a concern to me.

Does it look like webbing to you as well?

 

[Ratmosphere]

I’ve had mold look like that in some enclosures to be honest. Only one way to find out!

 

[Tarantula Trooper]

I’ve had mold look like that in some enclosures to be honest. Only one way to find out!

I've had a few small outbreaks of the stuff that looks a bit like webbing but it was always easy to get rid of unlike the white or yellow garbage.

 

[poodude289]

I've had a few small outbreaks of the stuff that looks a bit like webbing but it was always easy to get rid of unlike the white or yellow garbage.

I took it out pretty sure it was mold as I've seen it under the water dish a few times. Not sure how it's happening, as my Amblypygid has a constantly all moist substrate and I get zero mold in there. If I had to guess it's because it's all loose coco fiber in the Amblypygid enclosure and doesn't have any of the moist sphagnum peat moss I was using in the T enclosure in the lower areas.