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Knowing Arnold might one day molt and resume eating... It fills you with determination.Hasn't molted...
Hasn't eaten in over a year...
Meet Arnold!
I wanted to share this comparison to maybe ease the worries a little bit of new keepers when their spiders don't eat or molt for a few weeks lol
Depends entirely on how quickly they were fattened up post molt. Some other species like G.porteri have been known to fast for years on end.Wow this should remove all panic from anyone that missed a meal. So how long can they actually go without eating?
I was going to ask what the lollipop rating meant! LolRated lollipop because i don't have the coolie emoji and i think Arnold is sneaking in junk food when you aren't looking.....
I will see this through!!Knowing Arnold might one day molt and resume eating... It fills you with determination.
It won't because few people do the the due diligence and actually SEARCH for info, instead the drop by and ask questions and wait for answers, as they are lazy.Wow this should remove all panic from anyone that missed a meal.
No one really knows. My B. albo no food for at least 18 months.So how long can they actually go without eating?
I think people assume the whole world should work like facebook... Everything is supposed to be instant and new. No retention or consideration for anything posted more than 5 minutes ago.It won't because few people do the the due diligence and actually SEARCH for info, instead the drop by and ask questions and wait for answers, as they are lazy.
Many times I see people waiting a hours, days for answers that they could find in minutes if they weren't so lazy.I think people assume the whole world should work like facebook... Everything is supposed to be instant and new. No retention or consideration for anything posted more than 5 minutes ago.
Personally, i find i usually get a MUCH FASTER, and MORE DETAILED answer to any questions by using the search function than i do starting a thread.