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08/29/2018
Grammostola pulchripes molted, and it was successful one. Though I wasn’t able to witness the process, but it’s all good.
Grammostola pulchripes molted, and it was successful one. Though I wasn’t able to witness the process, but it’s all good.
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08/30/2018
Two of tarantulas molted while I was sleeping, and both were successful one. First is Lasiodora difficilis. It was in pre molt for about two weeks or so I believe. Second is Ephebopus murinus. First molt under my care, so happy to see it happened.
• Lasiodora difficilis
• Ephebopus murinus
I came home from work, and found another molt happened. This time, it’s
Ornithoctonus aureotibialis. Due to the slight webbing that’s placed inside of the enclosure, I am having a hard time to tell wether it was successful one or not, but I surely can tell it molted.
Two of tarantulas molted while I was sleeping, and both were successful one. First is Lasiodora difficilis. It was in pre molt for about two weeks or so I believe. Second is Ephebopus murinus. First molt under my care, so happy to see it happened.
• Lasiodora difficilis
• Ephebopus murinus
I came home from work, and found another molt happened. This time, it’s
Ornithoctonus aureotibialis. Due to the slight webbing that’s placed inside of the enclosure, I am having a hard time to tell wether it was successful one or not, but I surely can tell it molted.
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09/01/2018
Yet another molt happened today, and this time it’s Psalmopoeus irminia.
Yet another molt happened today, and this time it’s Psalmopoeus irminia.
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09/03/2018
Encyocratella olivacea is now resting right next to it’s old skin. So lovely.
Encyocratella olivacea is now resting right next to it’s old skin. So lovely.
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09/06/2018
I find it so cute when tarantulas take their molt outside and throw it away on their own.
Ephebopus cyanognathus molted probably yesterday or a day before, which I didn’t realize at all, and what I found today is it’s old skin, isn’t it so cute?
I find it so cute when tarantulas take their molt outside and throw it away on their own.
Ephebopus cyanognathus molted probably yesterday or a day before, which I didn’t realize at all, and what I found today is it’s old skin, isn’t it so cute?
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09/07/2018
Awww, it’s just too cute. “Look, look! I molted!” It’s like, “mommy mommy I drew this!”
Chilobrachys fimbriatus took out it’s old skin outside of the burrow.
Awww, it’s just too cute. “Look, look! I molted!” It’s like, “mommy mommy I drew this!”
Chilobrachys fimbriatus took out it’s old skin outside of the burrow.
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09/09/2018
It seems like molting is the hot trending topic among my tarantulas lately. This time, Brachypelma albopilosum is getting ready to molt!
It seems like molting is the hot trending topic among my tarantulas lately. This time, Brachypelma albopilosum is getting ready to molt!
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09/12/2018
Two more tarantulas are molted, and molted successfully. First one is Brachypelma hamorii, and second one is Thrixopelma ockerti. Lovely.
Two more tarantulas are molted, and molted successfully. First one is Brachypelma hamorii, and second one is Thrixopelma ockerti. Lovely.
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09/13/2018
Aphonopelma bicoloratum, first molt under my care. How much it grew? I am not quite sure, it still looks tiny.
Aphonopelma bicoloratum, first molt under my care. How much it grew? I am not quite sure, it still looks tiny.
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09/14/2018
I rehoused Ornithoctonus aureotibialis into larger enclosure, so it can burrow deeper if it wants to. Now I am so curious if it will yet again construct another mountain like burrow structure or not.
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Since I now have an empty enclosure, I rehoused Thrixopelma ockerti as well.
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I rehoused Ornithoctonus aureotibialis into larger enclosure, so it can burrow deeper if it wants to. Now I am so curious if it will yet again construct another mountain like burrow structure or not.
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09/15/2018
Lasiodora difficilis is rehoused. So many rehousing this week, and I am so happy that my tarantulas are growing in sizes!
Yes, I will be adding a water dish of course. I always give it some time for my tarantulas to play with dirts awhile before I add a water dish.
Lasiodora difficilis is rehoused. So many rehousing this week, and I am so happy that my tarantulas are growing in sizes!
Yes, I will be adding a water dish of course. I always give it some time for my tarantulas to play with dirts awhile before I add a water dish.
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09/22/2018
Just arrived at home from three and a half hours of driving through horrible traffic, with the new tarantula I got from @JoeRossi, 1/4” Aphonopelma mooreae. I am so looking forward to see it growing into beautiful tarantula.
Just arrived at home from three and a half hours of driving through horrible traffic, with the new tarantula I got from @JoeRossi, 1/4” Aphonopelma mooreae. I am so looking forward to see it growing into beautiful tarantula.
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09/23/2018
Pterinochilus murinus molted. It molted probably while I was asleep. I can clearly see that it gained some sizes, and I should consider for rehousing it into larger enclosure.
Pterinochilus murinus molted. It molted probably while I was asleep. I can clearly see that it gained some sizes, and I should consider for rehousing it into larger enclosure.
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09/24/2018
No more tiny tarantula it is! Grammostola pulchra molted again, and it’s now about 1” or larger. I am just so happy that it’s growing into awesome tarantula!
No more tiny tarantula it is! Grammostola pulchra molted again, and it’s now about 1” or larger. I am just so happy that it’s growing into awesome tarantula!
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09/25/2018
Many molts happened since, and it only means one thing, it’s time to rehouse. So I did rehouse two of my tarantulas, which are Grammostola pulchripes, and Chilobrachys Sp. Electric Blue.
Many molts happened since, and it only means one thing, it’s time to rehouse. So I did rehouse two of my tarantulas, which are Grammostola pulchripes, and Chilobrachys Sp. Electric Blue.
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09/27/2018
Two molts, one happened yesterday, and one happened today. They are Ephebopus murinus, and Hysterocrates laticeps. I tried to take a few pictures, but one is extremly skittish, and one is in deep burrow. Below are the best shots so far.
Honestly, I cannot quite tell what I am seeing exactly, but my best guess is that Monocentropus balfouri molted.
Two molts, one happened yesterday, and one happened today. They are Ephebopus murinus, and Hysterocrates laticeps. I tried to take a few pictures, but one is extremly skittish, and one is in deep burrow. Below are the best shots so far.
Honestly, I cannot quite tell what I am seeing exactly, but my best guess is that Monocentropus balfouri molted.
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09/29/2018
Today, I rehoused Psalmopoeus irminia, and Hysterocrates laticeps. Since both molted twice already, and needed much spacious enclosures, today was the day to move them into larger enclosures.
• Psalmopoeus irminia
• Hysterocrates laticeps
Today, I rehoused Psalmopoeus irminia, and Hysterocrates laticeps. Since both molted twice already, and needed much spacious enclosures, today was the day to move them into larger enclosures.
• Psalmopoeus irminia
• Hysterocrates laticeps
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09/30/2018
I finally rehoused Encyocratella olivacea into new enclosure. Old enclosure had huge problem with mold, so much so that it was literally out of control. I feel so much better now.
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• New enclosure
• Encyocratella olivacea
I finally rehoused Encyocratella olivacea into new enclosure. Old enclosure had huge problem with mold, so much so that it was literally out of control. I feel so much better now.
• Old enclosure
• New enclosure
• Encyocratella olivacea
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Hey bro, just came across you diary and man I love it xD I have a GBB the size of webbie on your first post, they start so tiny. Post a picture of him please im curious to see how big he is now 