My baby moulted!!

[Nathan Dorian]

Oh I'm so proud. XD

My first and only T, my year-old little G. rosea has moulted.

I've been waiting for this, as it's back was getting a black colour and it had stopped eating.

I'll take photos when I'm sure that it won't disturb them, and when I'm sure that the moult is complete and safe.

My baby looks bloody mahoosive now. XD

I'll take the skin out when it's safe, and ask if someone can sex them. ;D

 

[Nathan Dorian]

As you can see, at the moment they look like a two-headed beast:

 

[desertdweller]

Congratulations! Beautiful thing to watch. Just a question-hopefully taht isn't a live cricket in the photo. Not a good thing during and after a molt. You going to get more T's? Hmm, maybe the addiction hasn't had enough time to take hold yet.

 

[Nathan Dorian]

It isn't a live cricket, no. On it's back dead.

Couldn't remove the bloody thing before the moult, no matter how hard I tried. (And I didn't want to disturb my T too much - it seems as though the crick died before the moult, and now I can't get it out as my tweezers aren't long enough and I wouldn't risk disturbing the G. rosea.)

I'll now be leaving the T alone, though keeping an eye on it.

And I'm certainly tempted to get more! (I've fallen in love with T. blondi) XD But not until I move out, or my Mother will eat me.