My GBB molted probably about 5 to 7 days ago. It is being very shy though and will not come out to let me see its new duds. I have tried coaxing it out with crickets but it is so damned fast that it reaches out snatches up the cricket and is back in its den so quickly all I see is a blur of legs streaking out and back in. It likes to sit with it's legs peaking out its front door though...
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Who's molted today
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From a flat apparently untouched surface on the top of one of my Sahydroaraneus raja's container, tonight there has been a vast amount of digging and there on top was a moult. When it happened I don't know but judging by the work obviously to enlarge its burrow, I'd say recent. Still no sign of the T though.
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Last night I found 3 more G. pulchra, one N. chromatus, and my very first Poecilotheria molt from one of the new ornata.
and a few more today
A. Geniculata (juvenile)
C. fasciatum (juvenile)
Blue Fang (shame not showing the fangs tho)
and finally Grammastola Pulchra (ok, she moulted last week but she is looking stunning today so what the hell....lol)
A. Geniculata (juvenile)
C. fasciatum (juvenile)
Blue Fang (shame not showing the fangs tho)
and finally Grammastola Pulchra (ok, she moulted last week but she is looking stunning today so what the hell....lol)
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I found a lump of rubbish outside my Selenocosmia javanensis, Jakarta's, burrow last night. it was only on close examination that I realised it was the remnants of a moult. Jakarta had been hidden away for the last couple of weeks and has just reappeared tonight. but wasn't hanging around for a photo shoot.
This is what was left for me.
This is what was left for me.
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My little Idiothele mira, Karoo, who's been with me just 10 days has moulted today.
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Stromatopelma calceatum, Sahara, moulted today. Those legs look extremely long now, Moult is in the water bowl.
awesome. glad doing well
safely out of her moultwell they do say you make your bed.....
Looks uncomfortable to me but had loads of space to choose from and this is the spot.
Brachypelma schroederi
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Beauwolf68
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