Nah, I meant that it looks as though his palps made it through the molting process okay. After he had kicked his old suit off and was still on his back, everything looked okay.
G. rosea male matured 3 years ago molted last night!
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Nah, I meant that it looks as though his palps made it through the molting process okay. After he had kicked his old suit off and was still on his back, everything looked okay.
I noticed he looked alot more slender in the legs after the ordeal too, but he moves around just fine and seems to stay stretched and sprawled out more than he used to as well.
He's a grouchy, twitchy little crab but I'm glad he's okay too.
I think he's going to be okay.
He has eaten 2 fat crickets and I've seen him sipping from his water dish. I even caught sight of him preening and grooming yesterday.
He's still a bit of a crabby jerk, and of course his peds are destroyed, but thats okay. I'm glad he's okay.
He has eaten 2 fat crickets and I've seen him sipping from his water dish. I even caught sight of him preening and grooming yesterday.
He's still a bit of a crabby jerk, and of course his peds are destroyed, but thats okay. I'm glad he's okay.
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this is how my A. avic looks after his molt!!! Thank goodness I'm not the only one. How ironic we both have had the same thing happen to our mm I love my spider
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you give him now a eight-lense pair of reading glasses, a smoking pipe, 4 pair of slippers, a copy of war and peace and let the old man beHe has eaten 2 fat crickets and I've seen him sipping from his water dish. I even caught sight of him preening and grooming yesterday.
He's still a bit of a crabby jerk, and of course his peds are destroyed, but thats okay. I'm glad he's okay.
congrats on your brave guy there :clap: