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P. sazimai #1 just molted this morning. Went from 1 inch to 1 and 1/4 inches. The molt was torn in the area I needed to look at to sex it, so no idea of the gender yet.
I think it is usually the other way around, that a molt can have complications if the air is not humid enough.Which makes me wonder, did the rest come out and break off because the air was too humid and it caused a "wet" molt and he self amputated the rest? Or was the growth of that leg simply stunted somehow and he knew it would be useless so he just ditched it? I dont really expect answers, im not worried about him. If someone has any further musings on my theories, i would be very interested in hearing them, though.
Yes, but this is a relatively arid species, so wouldnt it be possible that humidity it isnt designed to be around might cause complication?I think it is usually the other way around, that a molt can have complications if the air is not humid enough.
When it's ready, it will show you that its fangs are black with a nice threat pose.My OBT has molted! I haven't found the molt, but it was out and about yesterday looking bigger and shiny and very orange, and obviously trying to tell me it wants food. Very skittish, but no threat posture - I'm disappointed .