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Yesterday I noticed one of my adult female b. emilia's hanging out at the front part of the cage (usually they stay towards the back half of the cage. She was laying/sitting/chilling in a position that I have never seen a bracy do, let alone any of my emilia's.
She was flat to the ground with the rear legs stretched out as far behind as possible and the front legs stretched out in front as far out as possible.
the links to a photo I found on another website that shows a different spider species but which is in nearly the same type of pose I found the emilia in...
http://www.southernspiderworks.com/photogallery/TaSubcaeruleus2.jpg
The emilia molted a couple weeks ago, so her exo should be well "set" in place and not needing any further stretching. The only thing that comes to mind is that she was doing yoga.
She was flat to the ground with the rear legs stretched out as far behind as possible and the front legs stretched out in front as far out as possible.
the links to a photo I found on another website that shows a different spider species but which is in nearly the same type of pose I found the emilia in...
http://www.southernspiderworks.com/photogallery/TaSubcaeruleus2.jpg
The emilia molted a couple weeks ago, so her exo should be well "set" in place and not needing any further stretching. The only thing that comes to mind is that she was doing yoga.