Jeff23
Arachnolord
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- Jul 27, 2016
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I understand the colors for knowing when the fangs are hardened. And I have seen the posts saying we should wait for them to turn black before providing food. How does a tarantula in the wild follow these rules? There is no sign placed outside the burrow / hide that says "Not Ready To Eat You Yet".
My 2.5" Avicularia Versicolor FINALLY molted last week on Tuesday after refusing food for 3 months. Her abdomen size after the molt is scaring me bad. Her fangs are currently very reddish right now but not black. I am trying to tell myself to be patient to wait the full week everyone claims but am worried right now.
Does everyone wait one week?
My 2.5" Avicularia Versicolor FINALLY molted last week on Tuesday after refusing food for 3 months. Her abdomen size after the molt is scaring me bad. Her fangs are currently very reddish right now but not black. I am trying to tell myself to be patient to wait the full week everyone claims but am worried right now.
Does everyone wait one week?