G. pulchripes FINALLY in premolt

CitizenNumber9

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It's about time!!! I have a tiny G. pulchripes sling (~3/4" DLS) that I bought near the beginning of December and for the first time it is FINALLY a dark premolt color. Yikes I might just be dead by the time this thing is grown! Even my B. albopilosum has molted twice since then!
 

awiec

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I've had my sling for about 7 months, it has molted once and I think its in pre-molt now, they are very testing of patience. On the bright side it takes out anything I give it.
 

CitizenNumber9

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I've had my sling for about 7 months, it has molted once and I think its in pre-molt now, they are very testing of patience. On the bright side it takes out anything I give it.
Ha I wish I could say the same about mine. It isn't as feisty of an eater as my psalmos or LP


When it DOES eat though, it goes nuts!
 

Forcep

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My G. pulchripes is not a slow grower... But my rearing chamber is like 85+F and I feed it twice a week so that maybe the reason.
 

CitizenNumber9

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My G. pulchripes is not a slow grower... But my rearing chamber is like 85+F and I feed it twice a week so that maybe the reason.
I'd keep mine that warm if I could. Sadly I have to settle with room tempurature :sarcasm:
 

awiec

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I'd keep mine that warm if I could. Sadly I have to settle with room tempurature :sarcasm:
Yeah my room is more towards 70 so most of my stuff doesn't molt often but when they do they gain a lot, pretty much all of them get at least 25-50% bigger.
 
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