Real estate agent: This first home here is in the Frank Lloyd Wright style, while simultaneously appearing nouveau. It really reflects the environment and blends right in, but also has textures and angles and curves.
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Ugh, I’m so sorry to hear this. You know the drill. Check your husbandry, check for any toxins, post pics. If you find nothing, it’s probably not you, though I know it’s really hard not to think it is. I remember someone else here going through this last year, I think it was. Have you moved recently? New animal? New neighbors? New roommate? Weather is changing, anything changed in your house? These are all just guesses. I hate to see a fellow keeper that cares so much about his T’s think about giving them up. :-(
I don't have any changes that have gone on that I can think of. This spider molted about a month ago and it wasn't a great molt so I'm pretty certain that's the cause. It wasn't catastrophic like the one that I lost my V. chromatus to, but not great. Her abdomen wasn't formed right, it had two sore spots on it and she had a lot of external fluid leakage even after she had hardened. I checked her over for any obvious open wounds and couldn't find anything. I left for vacation last week and had someone checking on my Ts while I was gone, and she was active on Saturday. Came home this morning and she was gone.
It’s sounds like her demise was a bad molt, as you already knew. You are an experienced keeper. You know what good husbandry is and I have no doubt you’ve wracked your brain for what could have possibly gone wrong with each of them (and maybe you do have the individual answers for most of them and it’s just their crap timing being so close together). At this point, it’s trusting what you know and remaining vigilant for any changes with the others (and all of us here on AB, hey!). It’s the people who don’t care that need to rehome their T’s, not the ones that do.
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She kinda looks like she’s covering her face in shame, lol.
hopefully it won't take another 6 months to see them again 
Really hope mine is female, might grab a couple more slings to be sure
Akcaya: There you are! Tell me, do my tonsils look swollen??
I wonder if they try to scare the rain away in the wild...
