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
Not a T but just noticed him out and about and nearly twice as big looks to have matured now.
Pulled the molt and she is now 4.5" of Chilobrachys beauty!!Got my son to take this morning as my phone takes garbage pics. Chilobrachys Huahini female!!!
If that moult is 4.5 inches that's the size she was, she's now bigger than 4.5 inches.Pulled the molt and she is now 4.5" of Chilobrachys beauty!!
Correction beyond 4.5. My bad!..lol!Pulled the molt and she is now 4.5" of Chilobrachys beauty!!
Yessssss! I do believe I corrected myself! ThanksIf that moult is 4.5 inches that's the size she was, she's now bigger than 4.5 inches.