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Arachnosquire
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Psalmopoeus pulcher molted today. She had a very round black butt and I knew she was gonna pop at some point but the day I decide to see if maaaaybe it's just the natural colour of the butt, nope, didn't even realise I popped a dead cricket right next to where she was molting. Took it out when she didn't take it after a while but didn't realise she had been molting until much later when I saw her white legs through the plastic.
While not today, a few days ago my Ephebopus cyanognathus molted, and my tiny Pterinopelma sazimai sling molted even further back though I'm not sure when, it may even have been during my mini-move in the car. They're now slightly blue and not peach like all my other smaller slings.
While not today, a few days ago my Ephebopus cyanognathus molted, and my tiny Pterinopelma sazimai sling molted even further back though I'm not sure when, it may even have been during my mini-move in the car. They're now slightly blue and not peach like all my other smaller slings.