Red Raptor
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Had something very weird happenend to me today.
I acquired a juvenile G. Pulchripes around 1.5m monthes ago and since then it refused to it.
I suspected a pre molt but there were no external signs at all (black abdomen, missing hairs).
This is my first T, so i just couldn't for the life of me figure why she refuses food at juvenile stage during this entire time, since the day she arrived at my house, while showing no signs of pre-molt.
Today i come back off work, check her enclosure and refill her water dish..
What do i see? her, chilling in her cave and next to her is a fresh molt....
I took a picture, around 5-6 days before the molt happened.
Did i miss any signs in the picture or is this normal that T's can molt without any of the classic "Early warning" signs.
I acquired a juvenile G. Pulchripes around 1.5m monthes ago and since then it refused to it.
I suspected a pre molt but there were no external signs at all (black abdomen, missing hairs).
This is my first T, so i just couldn't for the life of me figure why she refuses food at juvenile stage during this entire time, since the day she arrived at my house, while showing no signs of pre-molt.
Today i come back off work, check her enclosure and refill her water dish..
What do i see? her, chilling in her cave and next to her is a fresh molt....
I took a picture, around 5-6 days before the molt happened.
Did i miss any signs in the picture or is this normal that T's can molt without any of the classic "Early warning" signs.
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