Well he tidied up today and threw his molt out.
Your A genic looks more like a Brachypelma to me...I've been away for a week and came back to a few molts.
My tiny Aphonopelma chalcodes is ever so slightly less small.
Haplocosmia himalayana molt is out, but no spider to be seen. I hope it's getting adult coloration.
Poecilotheria tigrinawesseli has a little more size on it as well, though I only very briefly saw it before it shot into its hiding spot.
Acanthoscurria geniculata is bigger and has some decent stripes going now.
And finally, as I type this, my Grammostola actaeon is in the process of shedding the old skin. It seems to be doing ok so far. Fingers crossed.
I've never thought to question it before, but I think you're right. The color is starting to lighten up a bit and there are definitely hints of orange. Hamorii maybe?
I've been away for a week and came back to a few molts.
My tiny Aphonopelma chalcodes is ever so slightly less small.
Haplocosmia himalayana molt is out, but no spider to be seen. I hope it's getting adult coloration.
Poecilotheria tigrinawesseli has a little more size on it as well, though I only very briefly saw it before it shot into its hiding spot.
Acanthoscurria geniculata is bigger and has some decent stripes going now.
And finally, as I type this, my Grammostola actaeon is in the process of shedding the old skin. It seems to be doing ok so far. Fingers crossed.
That would be excellent if it were! I'm keeping my fingers crossed.Your Acanthoscurria geniculata looks more like a Brachypelma auratum to me......
Got a better shot
