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I know my A. geniculata is about to molt because he/she stopped eating a couple of weeks ago. And this guy normally has a monsterous apetite. I have seen him take down two dozen crickets in just a couple of days before.
Anyways, this guy is quite the hair kicker and as such, has two nice bald spots, each slighty smaller than that of a dime, on the rear of his abdomen. Well, even a few hours ago, when I took a look at him, they were still very much skin colored. But just a few minutes ago, when I took a look at him, they already darkened up tremendousely! I'm serious, in just a few hours, his bald spots went from skin colored to aproximately the color of his abdominal hair. I didn't know that this could happen so quickly. Has anyone else ever noticed this rapid hair growth?
Big Dragonfly
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Anyways, this guy is quite the hair kicker and as such, has two nice bald spots, each slighty smaller than that of a dime, on the rear of his abdomen. Well, even a few hours ago, when I took a look at him, they were still very much skin colored. But just a few minutes ago, when I took a look at him, they already darkened up tremendousely! I'm serious, in just a few hours, his bald spots went from skin colored to aproximately the color of his abdominal hair. I didn't know that this could happen so quickly. Has anyone else ever noticed this rapid hair growth?
Big Dragonfly
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