Problem solved.
Oddie899

Problem solved.

The problem has been solved.
Might as well be the first comment after all I'm awkward. Well that and, as of recent, It's a miracle to see her half way out her web.
 
I find this species to be slower growing than the other Avicularia/Caribena that I have raised from spiderlings and their moults to be spaced out longer. I also find that it is not easy to tell if they are in pre-moult just by looking at them. Whether they are chubby, or not, doesn't seem to make much of a difference - mine are always chubby. Not eating for four days isn't really a long time. It also isn't an accurate indicator of pre-moult on it's own. They could just be full.
It's just a waiting game. I have always been a bit surprised when mine have moulted because they don't show it as obviously as other species.
 

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