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Who's molted today

Jeef

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boreece27

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Hoping you experienced keepers can help me figure out if my P. Irminia is male or female. It molted last night and here’s the best pic I could get. Please tell me what you think.
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Jeef

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Grammostola acteon. I had no idea she was going to molt. I gave her a dubia roach. I checked the next morning and she had built a molt mat over the roach. She was on her back so I didn't dare try to take it out. The roach is still webbed down! I want to take credit for documenting a tarantula using its web to capture prey for the first time, but I know it was an accident. I'll have to find fame another way.
 

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m0lsx

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Two molts last night.

First a tiny B emilia. A known male.
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The second is one of our T blondi's. A known female & I thought she was dead last night. She was on her back & showing no signs of movement. But this morning, she looks wonderful.
We brought 3 T blondi slings in the hope of getting a female. All three are confirmed females!
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