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Who's molted today

Salatia

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Versicolor molted, caught it hanging from the enclosure the other night. And my Y.diversipes chucked a molt this morning. But only the leg and chelcirae/frontal segment. The rest is in their web den. Very helpful!

Have a purpurea, a minatrix, and a metallica all ready to moult but not yet done. Shiny butts, darker by the day. E.cyanagothus has molted based on size, but hasn't ejected theirs from the den.
 

m0lsx

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Three of the T's we brought from Bedford invert show had molts in their enclosures when we got them home.

Pamphobeteus sp. Mascara.. female.
heteropoda boiei (Litchen Huntsman.)
A geniculata. Female.
 

Anthony York

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My p. Regalis molted recently just happened to catch her out couldn't open the door she runs when I touch it
 

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Tarino Palma

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I have a few to report!! My P. cambridgei, Hapalopus Sp Columbia (large), H. Gigas (still has a do not disturb sign up and is down in the abyss) and my T. Vagans molted in the mail on the way over. He’s just a 1/4” squirt so i didn’t get pics of that either. Lots of legs lol!
 

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m0lsx

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One of our hamorii molted a couple of days ago & yesterday checking on him we noticed all was not well. One of her legs is malformed.
I am not too worried, it's not like he does not have 7 other good legs, or that he is a wild T. His food is provided weekly & one bad lag is no big deal.
This was their first molt with us & we know she is actually a he. The enclosure had no sticker on it, but we had always thought of him as a her.

 

x_raphael_xx

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One of our hamorii molted a couple of days ago & yesterday checking on him we noticed all was not well. One of her legs is malformed.
I am not too worried, it's not like he does not have 7 other good legs, or that he is a wild T. His food is provided weekly & one bad lag is no big deal.
This was their first molt with us & we know she is actually a he. The enclosure had no sticker on it, but we had always thought of him as a her.

If it bothers him too much, he will drop the leg. He’ll start growing it back the next molt.
 

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If it bothers him too much, he will drop the leg. He’ll start growing it back the next molt.
Yes, I know thanks. I have had a few mystery gimp boxes from The Spider Shop & watching T's regrow legs is one of natures wonders.
 

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I seem to have had a run of slings moulting this last week

Jobo, my Euthycaelus colonica. Sadly no pic of this one as there's too much web in the container.

Levisa, the Phormictopus auratus
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Nhandu tripepi, Iguazu
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Brachypelma albiceps, Cholula. Sorry it's so blurred
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Chilobrachys sp. kaeng krachan, Pali
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Cyriopagopus minax, Khorat
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