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She molted last week but came out yesterday to eat. Poecilotheria formosa female
Just my Tliltocatl verdezi stretched out on a hammock, taking a little nap. This little guy has looked like a fat grape about to pop for the last three weeks.
Just my Tliltocatl verdezi stretched out on a hammock, taking a little nap. This little guy has looked like a fat grape about to pop for the last three weeks.
Nothing better then a fat bummed sling or t. Hopefully you get a good molt soon and a nice shiney new body to go with it.
Dennis is finally free! The stuck molt dropped off on its own, I assume from his travelling up and down his tunnels.Dennis the a.seemani molted yesterday.
Unfortunately it looks like his molt is still attached at the butt. If he was on the surface I’d try and snip off as close as I could so he wasn’t dragging it at least, but he’s firmly in his burrow.
I’m worried it will snag and tear his abdomen. I hope it twists off eventually as hes moving around, I hope it doesn’t create a wound.
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