Who molted today?

Your Uncle Jeb

Arachnopeon
Joined
May 20, 2018
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L. parahybana molted today! It was in premolt for 5 days, shortest premolt by far of mine for any species. No picture, specimen is far too small to see
 

McGruder

Arachnopeon
Joined
Jan 9, 2018
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IMG_0715.jpg Checked on my Ts this morning, found an exuvium in my GBB's enclosure! It was a relief, because she'd been in premolt for about three months. I hope she gets huge!
 

buzz182

Arachnosquire
Joined
May 31, 2018
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Smallest of my D.pentaloris finally molted today looks a lot less fragile already. Waiting on my Holothele.longpipes and Bumba.cabocla slings.
 

z32upgrader

Arachnobaron
Old Timer
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Mar 13, 2012
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Two sibling P. fasciata molted. One is male and matured, the other is female.
 
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Ellenantula

Arachnoking
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Sep 14, 2014
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Annual update: No moults here.
I actually think it's been a year+ since I last had a moult. 7 adults/sub-adults make for boring T keeping. Last molt (I think) was B albo -- the smallest in my collection and even she refuses to moult. :confused:

[I almost miss when mine were slings and juvies and I had a new molt every couple weeks or so....]
 

draconisj4

Arachnobaron
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Apr 11, 2017
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GBB juvenile molted this morning, it has blue legs now :) and C. paviei deposited it's old clothes in it's water dish today.
 

Ellenantula

Arachnoking
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GBB moulted last night -- caught her pulling out of exo not 2 hours after my earlier post here!!! Can't make this, er, stuff, up.
Apparently the best way to make a T moult is to post that you haven't had a moult in over a year. :rofl:
That said GBB wasn't on my short list for possible moults, B albo and G pulchripes were (since they're my giant juvie/sub adults [both were 2nd instar when purchased in 2014]).
Plus, I noticed last night Euthalus sp blue looks positively gravid (not gravid!) so she's ready to ready to pop her carapace any day now too.

Proves the old adage: if you want to find something you lost -- buy a replacement. Want a T to moult, claim to have had no moults in a year. :embarrassed:
 
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