ThorsCarapace22
Arachnosquire
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- Feb 20, 2019
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I agree it was really cool. I just had to see if anyone else experienced this. thanks for the feedback.I saw my juvie P. muticus female do the same. It was very funny to watch.
That's odd. I have been keeping Ts for about four years and I haven't seen this happen with any of them. And I figured gender didn't have any thing to do with it, it's just easier to give all the info from the beginning to answer any future questions. Iv always seem them molt, flip over, sit for a while, and then groom. This one just had to do it in style I reckon.Yes, this have nothing to do with gender. Both males and females do this after moults