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Only one balfouri in my communal showed any issues. It was humanly euthanized. The other balfouri (sack mates) are all healthy.

m balfouri sling DKS like symptoms. More info in video description.

It's hard to guess the age of a g rosea.. But she is probably about 600 years old.

My Grammastola pulcheripes fasted for 3ish months, and then molted. About 9 days after molting it ate again. Its totally fine.

I'm just here to chime in on feeders for slings. Fruit flies are not a great feeder for slings.

@Zymotic that's fine. Thanks for asking first. That's really cool of you.

Unsexed C versicolor sling. Molted last week. Very shiny.

Is the substrate as wet as it looks?

Chromatopelma cyaneopubscens don't have pink legs as a sling, I'm pretty sure. It looks like a hapalopus columbia sp large, but is lacking the markings on the carapace. Interesting!

A seemani molting in it's burrow. So cute.

This greedy bum eats all the excess.

Molting 3 times in a month seems odd to me. Is that normal?

Poke her with a paint brush

That's not enough, IMO. Also, if that enclosure is held together with tape, that's not good.

Is it held together with tape?

2 of my G porteri went from skittish things that ran to their holes at the slightest sound, to always sitting out in the open and not even flinching when I open the enclosure. 1 of my C versicolor went from being a anorexic, shy fuzzball to a less shy eating machine.

Are you sure the tarantula is molting, and didn't fall and become injured?

Maybe Pterinochilus lugardi? I'm not an expert, so I dunno.

I have 5 slings living together since 10/17. They are all plump and happy. No issues with molting. They built a webcastle. If I give small prey items they each take one. If I give one large prey item they pile onto it and all feed at once.

I'm not asking if she has molted since you posted this. I'm asking if she has molted since you bought her.. or did you buy her like this? Sorry for the miscommunication. I wasn't very clear.