L. parahybana surviving bad molt!

[Bluelight]

Got a good look at my parahybana sling which usually hides. I noticed something looked odd on her, and thought a bit of a previous molt got stuck. Then used a light.
The poor spider actually lacked the entire exoskeleton, just a glass like substance on her, underneath the piece of carapace... But I could see a devloping, and good looking new hairy carapace underneath it, so everything looks to be going perfectly fine!
Anyone else having experienced this?

 

[Lolth62]

No my sling L.parahybana is hiding, is there any change? Wish you good luck

 

[Thekla]

Got a good look at my parahybana sling which usually hides. I noticed something looked odd on her, and thought a bit of a previous molt got stuck. Then used a light.
The poor spider actually lacked the entire exoskeleton, just a glass like substance on her, underneath the piece of carapace... But I could see a devloping, and good looking new hairy carapace underneath it, so everything looks to be going perfectly fine!
Anyone else having experienced this?

I'm not sure I understand what you're describing here... do you have pictures?
Usually, tarantulas - especially slings - look very translucent, almost ethereal after they moult and will get darker and more solid within a few hours/days after moulting.
I once made a series of pictures of the colour changes after a moult with my C. versicolour:

C. versicolor - freshly moulted

• Thekla
• Jul 10, 2018
• 1
• antilles pinktoe tarantula avicularia versicolor caribena caribena versicolor sling versicolor

I love how their colour changes and how they darken right after moulting.

Mr Blue Berry just...

Maybe this makes it clearer what I mean.