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I'm crossing my fingers that my A. avicularia, who hasn't been doing well since I received her in February, is finally feeling a little better. She's been huddled up on the screen, floor, or corkbark ever since I received her. For the past couple of days, however, she is actually spreading her legs out and looking a little more like normal.
I've been noticing that the abdomen is pretty small, but it doesn't look too bad in these pics.
Here's one of my baby A. avicularia, received at the same time as the female pictured above. I'm hoping for a molt soon.
Here's my 1" L. parahybana, Einstein. I'm really hoping for a female.
Here's my ~4" B. smithi, Fibonacci. It's been quite the hair-kicker since I got it a few weeks ago. It's just now starting to show some hair loss on the abdomen, so I'm assuming that it hasn't been too long since it last molted.
I've been noticing that the abdomen is pretty small, but it doesn't look too bad in these pics.
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v471/beccamillott/Avicularia%20Avicularia/DSC04263.jpg)
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v471/beccamillott/Avicularia%20Avicularia/DSC04258.jpg)
Here's one of my baby A. avicularia, received at the same time as the female pictured above. I'm hoping for a molt soon.
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v471/beccamillott/Avicularia%20Avicularia/DSC04276.jpg)
Here's my 1" L. parahybana, Einstein. I'm really hoping for a female.
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v471/beccamillott/Lasiodora%20parahybana/DSC04270.jpg)
Here's my ~4" B. smithi, Fibonacci. It's been quite the hair-kicker since I got it a few weeks ago. It's just now starting to show some hair loss on the abdomen, so I'm assuming that it hasn't been too long since it last molted.
![](http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v471/beccamillott/Brachypelma%20smithi/DSC04265.jpg)