Tiny black spots all over abdomen of A.seemani

[starvinmarvin]

A op on Reddit posted this picture of a tarantula he was given and he was concerned about the balding and black spots ,the balding I assume is from extreme stress caused by the previous owners but I can’t find anything on what the black spots could be

I did manage to find something similar and I assume it’s a extreme case of scabbing as a result of kicking hairs but I’m still open to opinions on what it might be

 

[Conor10]

I would say this is from kicking hairs and I have seen some spots like that on a bald t, but there was not this many. As long as it is active it should go away in the next molt

 

[justanotherTkeeper]

Inadequate conditions and hair kicking can lead to a nearly bald abdomen like this.

What's throwing me is the yellowing of the abdomen. Never seen that before

 

[Vanessa]

I can’t find anything on what the black spots could be
I did manage to find something similar and I assume it’s a extreme case of scabbing as a result of kicking hairs but I’m still open to opinions on what it might be

Exoskeletons do not 'scab'. They aren't flesh and tarantulas do not have any hemolymph clotting abilities.

Strange Spots Inside Exoskeleton

I've seen this before in my own collection, and they have also become more numerous with each moult, but I have not seen it to this extent. In my case, there is no evidence of these marks from the outside - only on the inside. However, in this case there are bald marks on the underside of her...

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