Good week for the P. cam's it seems. One of mine molted yesterday morning. Looks to be at least 3.5". Going to re house soon, I hope to get a good ventral look at that time.
I was going to take a picture of the G. pulchripes sling for the purpose of another thread and noted that it looked a little odd. It wasn't flipped, so I was just a little concerned, but it wasn't in a death-curl either, so I didn't hit the panic button. I returned to find it flipped with it's back against the wall of it's deli cup and working on its moult. It didn't take long, though I was a little unsure if it chose the best method to execute the task. I won't take a good look for at least a couple of days, but I think it got out of all of its old exoskeleton okay.
Just two more to go to complete the second set of moulting cycles since I received the group, the B. smithi and the A. geniculata. My money is on the genic being next, but it could be weeks or even a month or two for either of them. There is also the Hapalopus pumpkin patch, but it hooked out last moult, so I'm not eager for it to moult again anytime soon.
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