Alex9104
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Like for days? And are there any premolt signs? I am assuming the premolt signs are similar to that of scorpions and centipedesThey also might look dead when they molt because they stay still for a LONG time.
They’ll become inactive weeks before molting. Often times their legs will be raised.Like for days? And are there any premolt signs? I am assuming the premolt signs are similar to that of scorpions and centipedes
Damn, thanks. Without this info I would’ve probably thrown away the camel spider when it’s moltingThey’ll become inactive weeks before molting. Often times their legs will be raised.
Camel spider molting
Hello, This is my first post here. I've been following Arachnoboards for information on camel spiders for quite some time and now I'd like to give something back. One of our camel spiders has recently molted, so I'd like to share my observations and photos: 1) Unlike with tarantulas, with camel...arachnoboards.com
See this thread for more.
Thanks for the ID, but will they still enter dormancy if I use a heat pad year round? And if not should I let them enter dormancy by removing the heat pad?That’s a paragaleodes sp, it’ll enter dormancy and will probably not eat for almost a whole year
Definitely on my list as soon as I can source one out...View attachment 352801 I recently got a sun spider aka camel spider, I think these are also called the teddy bear sun spiders? I just want some tips on how to care for them, I am currently feeding it once or twice a week, would appreciate it if someone told me its actual name in biology, thanks in advance.
Definitely on my list as soon as I can source one out...