BrockiePelma
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my B. Vagans just molted,he/she is now a solid 2"+, and i noticed that the exuv is in irregular shape,or atleast in my experience,since most of the exuv i collect in the past from all of my Ts(including this one) is bent in such a way that all the toes are touching each other.but the one i just collected is positioned in a way like deathcurl tarantula does(please see the uploaded pict)
Now im not sure if its a natural occurrence or its a sign of an improper husbandry.it might be nothing,or it might be something, either way,i'd really like your inputs on this cuz if its something,then i dont want to neglect it and cause misery on my beloved.
Im not really that alarmed because after all,the molt was successful and he/she is moving actively(considering post molt). But given how the exuv is positioned and how rare it is(for my case anyway) to see as such, there MIGHT be a discomfort to my Ts,which i immediately plan to correct.
P.S. my containers are located and positioned in such a way that daily activities doesnt disturb the Ts,do i believe that there were no disturbance during the molting process.
Now im not sure if its a natural occurrence or its a sign of an improper husbandry.it might be nothing,or it might be something, either way,i'd really like your inputs on this cuz if its something,then i dont want to neglect it and cause misery on my beloved.
Im not really that alarmed because after all,the molt was successful and he/she is moving actively(considering post molt). But given how the exuv is positioned and how rare it is(for my case anyway) to see as such, there MIGHT be a discomfort to my Ts,which i immediately plan to correct.
P.S. my containers are located and positioned in such a way that daily activities doesnt disturb the Ts,do i believe that there were no disturbance during the molting process.
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