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Who's molted today
- Thread starter Arachnoclown
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Yesterday was a busy molt day.
GBB, large sling.
N chromatus. Juvi.
C huahini. large sling.
And my H chilensis, which still looked tiny, when it molted about 2 weeks ago. Now looks a lot bigger & more colourful & clearly now needs rehoming. Preferably to something I can take the lid off, without it going walkabout from.
GBB, large sling.
N chromatus. Juvi.
C huahini. large sling.
And my H chilensis, which still looked tiny, when it molted about 2 weeks ago. Now looks a lot bigger & more colourful & clearly now needs rehoming. Preferably to something I can take the lid off, without it going walkabout from.
prince charmless
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Spoke to a friend today. She also had a bunch of molts last week, and her Brachypelma Amelia this morning. Is there something in the air? Or is it just that it's summer?
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There was a twofer for me today. Came home about 4 pm to find my G. pulchripes in the last stages of her molt. A few hours later I checked on my G. pulchra (one of Casey K's) in her dark cave (exposed to one side of the enclosure) and I saw a molt).
Oh, it seems like pulchripes is trying to drag molt into her webbed up cave. Not sure. But if so, should I stop her or eventually will she bring it out. This is actually the first above ground molt I have seen.
Oh, it seems like pulchripes is trying to drag molt into her webbed up cave. Not sure. But if so, should I stop her or eventually will she bring it out. This is actually the first above ground molt I have seen.
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It's summer.
Some Ts like to decorate their hides with bits off their moults. She will probably throw out what she doesn't want in a few weeks.
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Thanks Enn49, but once again I jumped the gun. She was just reminiscing with it briefly before walking away from it. Or maybe I jumped the gun again and took away her decorations too early. Lol.
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It is summer. This was what happened over a couple of weeks last summer.
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I am a few 50 molts behind (I have been very busy) but here are the last few I sexed 
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Today’s a good day!!!!!
Our P. victori we got as a small juvenile from @Casey K. last year molted
This time it was big enough and the molt in good shape…
Our P. victori we got as a small juvenile from @Casey K. last year molted
This time it was big enough and the molt in good shape…
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Ceratogyrus darlingii, Limpopo has moulted in the last few days.
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Cyriopagopus minax, Khorat. Water bowl is now full.
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B.hamorii surprised me today. Got home from work and saw a new suit. It left the old clothes just laying on the substrate so I picked up after it.
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A few moults found today.
Orinoco, my Dolichothele exilis
Chilobrachys guangxiensis, Sanya
Korbu, the Coremiocnemis sp. blue
Idiothele mira, Karoo
Orinoco, my Dolichothele exilis
Chilobrachys guangxiensis, Sanya
Korbu, the Coremiocnemis sp. blue
Idiothele mira, Karoo
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Today's new outfit is modelled by Bago, the Orphnaecus sp negros
