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Shinn

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@Shinn I've never seen this before. Do you know if there was any reason for him to remove it?
Believe the spurs might have been damaged when I first received him some 2 months back. He had removed the first pedipalp around the third day I unboxed and rehoused him which was also showing obvious signs of damage when I coaxed it out of the box. This second one looked normal at the time but it might have been damaged too as I can't see the spur clearly now that he has amputated it. I suspected that could have been the reason why the owner decided to sell him in a mystery box deal for around 14usd.
 

l4nsky

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Pulled a discarded phantom eggsack from a 0.1 P. sp Akcaya's waterdish. I had absolutely NO idea she was holding it.
 

l4nsky

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Hope you find a male for her. It's absolutely needed in the hobby.
Lol I have three mature females, one of which already produced a viable sack. I'd definently like to find another male at some point, but I have too many irons in the fire right now honestly.
 

KenNet

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Great! Here Akcaya's are not common for sale and thus very expensive. Good you have enough females to make it work.
 

KenNet

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This thread just made me realize that I don't have any Phormingochilus at all. So I just ordered a female P. sp. Rufus together with some other spiders. Will be a beautiful addition to my other spiders! Very happy that I found a female!
 

Shinn

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Tiny roach nymphs for tiny spiderlings.
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13 of them. Should I call this the Last Supper?
 

Timc

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Got the worst hairing (that’s a word now) of my life courtesy of my B. boehmei during a rehouse today. Now, I’m no newb when it comes to hairs, I take precautions, such as gloves, sleeves, a mask etc.. but this little devil managed to get them all on to my neck. Now I don’t know whether to shave my beard or just pluck every last fiber sticking out of my skin. Good grief.
 

corydalis

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Last December my Hmac lost a limb during a molt. Today I was lucky enough to find her outside and she even allowed me to take some shots.

Took her 2 molts (in 7 months) to regenerate the limb properly. Still not as thicc as the intact one, but the improvement is quite visible.

Pics taken: 2021.12.25. / 2022.03.17. / 2022.07.14.
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Shinn

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First glimpse of my pet hole, Ornithoctonus Sp. Uthai Thani after it's recent molt. Looking gorgeous and the photo just doesn't do it justice. Unfortunately it scurried back underground before I can get a better pic.

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CitationNumber

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Today I realized my newly set up 16oz deli cups with cross ventilation had way to much moisture in the substrate than I thought. Water droplets have ben forming on the walls so I took some extra lids, cut the center out and hot glued screen mesh over the top. It seems to have had some help so far in the last 8 hours. Crisis adverted and now I have some mesh lids for the future if it happens again!
 

8 legged

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It´s such a pleasure to have time for the hobby. Today was one of those days!

This young Psalmopoeus ecclesiasticus girl was in her hide for several month... Now freshly molted and hungry!
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This adult Chromatopelma also molted last week...
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He/she/it (Y. diversipes) molted today...
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1st: This stirmi 0.1 was borrowed over 6 month, She molted, but the old caraspace is left. She seems to be alright and is eating for three!
2nd: Also a blondi juvenile female opened her hide today. She also was hidden for some weeks.
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1st: Rarely that one of my balfouris can be seen during the day!
2nd: Avicularia minatrix, molted several days ago. What a beauty!
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1st: Dolomedes triton hiding under water.
2nd: Barylesis scutatus, fat and still hungry...
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spideyspinneret78

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It´s such a pleasure to have time for the hobby. Today was one of those days!

This young Psalmopoeus ecclesiasticus girl was in her hide for several month... Now freshly molted and hungry!
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This adult Chromatopelma also molted last week...
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He/she/it molted tpday...
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1st: This stirmi 0.1 was borrowed over 6 month, She molted, but the old caraspace is left. But she seems to be alright ang ist eating for three!
2nd: A blondi opened her hide tody. She also was hidden for some weeks.
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1st: Rarely that one of my balfouris can be seen during the day!
2nd: Avicularia minatrix, molted several days ago. What a beauty!
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1st: Dolomedes triton hiding under water.
2nd: Barylesis scutatus, fat and still hungry...
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They're all so beautiful! Great photos.
 

KenNet

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One of my adult female Dolichothele diamantinensis open up her "burrow" after a molt. Took awhile. I even started to miss her.

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KenNet

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One of my Lampropelma nigerrium slings molted. She will need a bigger enclosure quite soon 😃

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