LP Molt

jdoolittle761

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When would be an appropriate time to try to feed her if she molted about 1-2 days ago.

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How do I get these damn crickets to stop chirping?
 

Timc

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1) depends how big she is. Larger spiders take longer to recover and harden from a molt.

2) you don't. It's what they do.
 

Timc

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Might be alright. It's hard to see the fangs on this species since they don't climb all that much. There are some people who will wait a whole month at that size. Try something soft like some sort of larve if you're worried the hardening process isn't complete.
 

sdsnybny

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When would be an appropriate time to try to feed her if she molted about 1-2 days ago.

P.s.
How do I get these damn crickets to stop chirping?
Only the males with wings chirp, feed them off 1st ;) And 2 weeks minimum for a sub adult/adult T
 

sasker

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Perhaps you can use a different kind of feeder. Crickets might be the go-to prey item, but they are noisy, smelly and more difficult to keep alive than dubia roaches, super worms and many other insects.
 

Leila

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When would be an appropriate time to try to feed her if she molted about 1-2 days ago.

P.s.
How do I get these damn crickets to stop chirping?
:rofl::rofl:To be clear, I was laughing at your cricket question. I keep my colony of crics far away from me, so their chirping is no issue.

I would lose my flipping mind if I had to share a room with crickets. :arghh::dead:
 
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