YagerManJennsen
Arachnobaron
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Female A. metallica. should be around 6" now
And Rhaella molted yesterday evening, so it lost the race by 36-48 hours. And going off the last comment, Tiny the LP grew by leaps and bounds with this last molt, going from 2.25 inches to nearly 3. It grew so much that I ordered it a new enclosure that should be here tomorrow.My LP sling "Tiny" appears to have won the molt race with my L. itabunae sling "Rhaella". Tiny molted this morning. Rhaella should molt any day now.
More often than not a T will moult in their hides yes. They're "safe" doing it like that. They'll also block off the entrance with sub or think webbing.Found molt skins in both my l.parahybana slings enclosures today. They were underground and look to be a month old. The pictures I got of them today they look to be a 1/2" from a 1/4" when I got them.
Looking like they may go again soon. Very proud day was wondering when they were going to molt.
Do Ts typically molt in their borrows? Looks like these ones I have did. I was shocked when I saw them this morning how different they looked.
They were in their borrows a month.
That makes sense cause I didn't see them at all and come to think of it they were covered.More often than not a T will moult in their hides yes. They're "safe" doing it like that. They'll also block off the entrance with sub or think webbing.
If the T sees its enclosure as one big hide then they might moult in the open. My Grammostola Pulchra has just done that. I also had a salmon pink that would moult in the open.