This doesn't look like feces...

[paassatt]

Or to me, it doesn't.

At the very top is a bolus, but what I'm worried about is the two gooey white blobs underneath that. I found them by the mouth of my adult P. antinous this morning. She's been acting sluggish and lazy the past couple weeks, but I chalked that up to premolt, which she's been in for a few months. I suppose something like nematodes would come to mind, but an inspection of the enclosure didn't reveal anything that would raise suspicion (to the naked eye under a flashlight, anyway). I bought her from a (more so than most) reputable LPS at the beginning of January so I'm assuming she's WC; the guy at the store wasn't sure himself. Hopefully she's not ill. Any comments are welcome.

 

[Hobo]

Looks like poo.
My spiders poo like that sometimes.

Did you check the actual spiders mouth though?

 

[losct2381]

Lol u t got the runs and like how it smells. That's dodo man u t was just prob hanging around it all mr t's poop like that that means they eating good

 

[paassatt]

Two votes for poo? Okay, I'll take that. Thanks.

---------- Post added at 07:48 AM ---------- Previous post was at 07:44 AM ----------

Looks like poo.
My spiders poo like that sometimes.

Did you check the actual spiders mouth though?

Yeah, there was nothing noticeable around the mouth.

 

[Falk]

poop it is

 

[Protectyaaaneck]

Yep, your spider dropped a deuce.

 

[paassatt]

Seems like I was worried for nothing. Thanks.

 

[redrumpslump]

looks like marshmellow cream. What have you been feeding that T? lol

 

[paassatt]

looks like marshmellow cream. What have you been feeding that T? lol

Yeah, melted marshmallow is the first image I conjured also. I only feed her large crickets. Thinking of making the switch to dubias but not sure if I want to have to set up another feeder habitat.

 

[gmrpnk21]

My A. genic pooped like that once. Made me want a marshmallow...