Lizzies T's
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- Richards Bay, South Africa
I don't know if this one counts and I don't know when it happened. Iguassu, one of my Catumiri argentinense hadn't been seen for many months so I decided to investigate as I was rehousing a couple of others. Sadly all I found was a moult but no T so Al I can think is that it has moulted at some time and been attacked by crickets, one problem with burrowers is not knowing when a moult is happening. My other Catumiri argentinense is doing fine and often appears at its burrow opening.
It might still be hibernating & maybe even though it's usually not done you could carefully dig it out.
Pamphobeteus machala molted today.View attachment 34371
Its tears the molts up pretty good...it looks female though. I need to catch it on it's back so I can be ready to grab its molt next time.That's what I'm talking about. Has it been sexed yet?