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Another 2 today.
Pterinochilus murinus RCF, Haya
Pterinochilus murinus RCF, Haya
Euthycaelus colonica, Jobo |
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Who's molted today
- Thread starter Arachnoclown
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prince charmless
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One of my LPs molted last night, then remodeled its enclosure
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Happening now!!!!
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From giant to very tiny this evening 
This looks like the T. apophysis is a female
This looks like the T. apophysis is a female
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I caught this one in the act.
Aphonopelma sp. montane, Rivas 8.01pm
9.18pm
10.25pm
Aphonopelma sp. montane, Rivas 8.01pm
9.18pm
10.25pm
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Omothymus violaceopes MF
No filter!!!!!!
No filter!!!!!!
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Beautiful!Omothymus violaceopes MF
No filter!!!!!!
Choppalop
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A few days ago, the only clue I had that my G. iheringi was close to moulting was that her feeding response was like half a ton of bricks, not a full ton. Looked in today and she was hunched up beside an unexpected exuvium. Must dust off the camera.
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My tiny N. chromatus, Queen Gohma, molted today.
Shes hiding down in her burrow but she threw the old suit out the hole.
Going to be a long slow journey with this one
Shes hiding down in her burrow but she threw the old suit out the hole.
Going to be a long slow journey with this one
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P.murinus molted last night,
and T.vagans
prince charmless
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Selenocosmia Crassipes molted last night. Haven't seen it yet, but it was 1/2" before the molt.
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T. albopilosus ‘Curly’ molted today.
Fresh fangs
Fresh fangs
While not today as far as I can tell I did get some molts.
my G. grossa juvie (this one is looking amazing already)
G. porteri sling (this one is surprising. I’m going to be making a thread about this one fairly soon)
P. cancerides (she is a monster)
now on molt watch for the following:
E. campestratus (doubt she will any time soon, but she is in need of one)
A. gabeli
B. emilia female (still don’t think I’ll be able to breed her with my male)
wishful thinking:
B. emilia male (if he is going to mature this year, I would prefer he did so before it gets too cold to send him off for breeding)
my G. grossa juvie (this one is looking amazing already)
G. porteri sling (this one is surprising. I’m going to be making a thread about this one fairly soon)
P. cancerides (she is a monster)
now on molt watch for the following:
E. campestratus (doubt she will any time soon, but she is in need of one)
A. gabeli
B. emilia female (still don’t think I’ll be able to breed her with my male)
wishful thinking:
B. emilia male (if he is going to mature this year, I would prefer he did so before it gets too cold to send him off for breeding)
Tarantulafeets
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O philippinus somewhere last week
prince charmless
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H. Maculata last night. I rarely see this one. hopefully as it grows, it will come out more. It was approaching 2" before the molt
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T vagans female #2
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Enzo’s first T (PunchInTheNose) was at it yesterday
