Who molted today?

[Hoxter]

Woke up to see my C. versicolor adding another layer of web. I thought 'Oh, finally going to molt!' and wasn't wrong, hour or two later when I checked on it, it was already on its back and molted in next hour.
Looking forward to see missing leg it lost during last molt come back a little.

 

[corydalis]

My H.mac sling is still in premolt, but at least my Andromorphus horribilis sp. Chernobyl white molted last night. Looks MM tho.

https://i.redd.it/yqpefwmx7xo21.jpg

 

[Arachnophoric]

One of my Kaeng Krachan molted sometime in the last week or so and is now ~3.5" mature male! Hard to see in this pic but he's sporting some real nice gloves on the ends of those palps

Could have had better timing though my dude, getting cold to ship you out.

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Aaaaaand now his brother ALSO just molted into a MM.

 

[Arachnophoric]

About time! Little cranky booger is lucky that molt is far too small to even bother trying to sex. Probs gonna rehouse after a little time to harden.

0.0.1 H. pulchripes

 

[z32upgrader]

Acanthoscurria antillensis female and Pelinobius muticus male molted.

 

[Ungoliant]

My little Idiothele mira emerged looking bigger yesterday after being underground for 2-3 weeks.

She is too skittish to let me photograph her blue suede shoes, but she's still among my favorites.

 

[Ungoliant]

About time! Little cranky booger is lucky that molt is far too small to even bother trying to sex. Probs gonna rehouse after a little time to harden.

We need a "jelly" rating for pictures of jelly legs.

 

[Enceladus]

My T molted over the weekend! I can't say 100% what species it is, but I believe it to be a C. schmidti. I woke up Sunday morning and checked on it like I usually do. It's burrowed all the way down to the bottom of the container, so I can see it if I look up and underneath the container. That morning, I could see it laying on it's back and excitedly left for the day to do what I had planned. I had been hoping it would molt soon. After a flurry of eating and making appearances above ground (VERY rare for it), it went the last month not eating and barely moving.

When I came back home Sunday evening, I could see it up and moving around again in it's burrow and the old skin laying around, still in its burrow. I was hoping it would bring it up and out. Alas, it hasn't. Seems like it actually crammed it in a corner of the container and has mashed it into a little ball and wedged in there out of its way.

Because it typically stays underground, I can't see it super clearly. It's overall body doesn't look much larger, but it's legs are twice as thick as before! Also, colors are more vibrant. It is definitely a golden color now, and the black stripe running down its back is very prominent now.

I can't get a good picture of it, but I do hope to rehouse in the next few months (into a much deeper container) so hopefully i can get pictures then.

 

[WolfSoon]

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About time! Little cranky booger is lucky that molt is far too small to even bother trying to sex. Probs gonna rehouse after a little time to harden.

0.0.1 H. pulchripes

I can still see the fury in those eyes, like yeah, you just wait til I’ve hardened a little and then I’ll show you!

 

[johnny quango]

My Theraphosinae sp cuzco moulted today and looks really sweet

 

[lostbrane]

P. vittata molted. Didn’t mature yet so he gonna be a real big boy.

 

[basin79]

Haplopelma sp Bach Ma.

 

[draconisj4]

1.0 G. pulchripes
T. violaceus sling
GBB juvenile, it's a girl!

 

[Colorado Ts]

Two of my Chromatopelma cyaneopubescens moulted. GBB #1 & GBB #2 have moulted either yesterday or at the end of the day before. I was looking into their enclosure and for a second, I thought I was looking at 2 spiders crammed into their webbing under their hides. They had been a bit sluggish for the last couple of days, now it makes sense. I have been unable to recover the exoskeletons, as yet, they are buried deep into their webbing under their enclosures.

GBB #5 has been acting sluggish and refused food. Yesterday it had webbed itself into its under the hide in the enclosure. There could be another moult in a couple days.

 

[Chuck Z]

My T. stirmi is still in the process of moulting. I am very excited as he had a couple of limbs missing when I bought him. He is one of my treasured T’s.

 

[johnny quango]

My little Cyclosternum schmardae gave me a surprise moult today

 

[Arachnophoric]

One of my 4 keeper N. incei slings molted, making 3/4 having done so, as well as my lovely little Pterinochilus murinus DCF Kigoma

 

[Arachnophoric]

I guess the spider gods decided to throw me a bone after both of my Chilobrachys sp. Kaeng Krachan molted out mature males over the last two weeks.



Chilobrachys sp. Vietnam blue, now a 2.5-3" molt-confirmed female!

 

[CommanderBacon]

She pushed half of the molt out of one side of her tube and the other half out of the other side.

I’m 80% certain she’s female, but cannot molt confirm with this shredded disaster.

Edit: Avicularia minatrix

 

[FrDoc]

0.1 P. ornata sportin’ the new duds.