WolfieKate
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And my lasidora difficulis sling too! But couldn‘t get a decent photo. Very shy. Still tiny, less than 2 cm.I just got up and my smallest nearly invisible sling is molting. Chilean Flame (Babe). Just a bit of her abdomen is still attached. She’s way less than a cm.
Is it just me. Lol. OK. At 7am yesterday I noticed a wet glistening patch on the abdomen of my young adult female Xenesthis sp. intermedia. I scrutinised the options and of those possible I could only assume pre-moult leaking as she’s been in pre-moult for weeks. So I topped up her water and left her to it. Thankfully she flipped at 7pm and currently is recovering. Adding that to my list of strange things spiders do. I haven’t wanted to bother her other than a quick snap but she has changed from a dusty grey to a soft velvet black so can't wait to see her properly