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- Airdrie, Alberta
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What is my LP doing?!
- Thread starter Kurt Nelson
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- 399
- Location
- Airdrie, Alberta
That would be awesome, but it's been doing it for an hour. Every time I went to video tape it my LP would quit moving.
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- 399
- Location
- Airdrie, Alberta
Nah, she is naturally arboreal. She has never had a problem climbing before. Is it drumming at another LP in my room that I don't know about? 
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- GA, USA
Is it a male? It could be tapping for a female.
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- 190
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- Iowa City, Iowa
just seems to be walking around and by the bobby I wouldn't be surprise if their was webbing be laid down.
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- 399
- Location
- Airdrie, Alberta
Not sure i know what you mean by bobby. But I'm sure it's in pre molt. So it's exo is probably weared and it jut can't get grip. Should be molting soon if that is so.
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- 190
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- Iowa City, Iowa
sorry I meant bobbing, like when they webbing up things or do the food dance their abdomen goes up and down as their spinnerets are laying silk on the ground. it looked like its bobbing a little so my guess was it was laying down silk
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- 399
- Location
- Airdrie, Alberta
It was not laying a mat. It was pretty much right over the water bowl. I've been waiting for like 3 weeks for this damn LP to molt lol. But no bald spot yet, which I hear most if not all LPs will have before they molt. Abdomen is definitely darker.
