Who molted today?

[basin79]

Not today but it was only today my Theraphosa blondi moved her moult so I knew she had changed her clothes.

Tucking into a waxworm so it must have been last week.

 

[arachnidgill]

I can just barely see into my female P. murinus BCF burrow and she molted! Also my male P. cambridgei matured!

 

[Arachnophoric]

I can just barely see into my female P. murinus BCF burrow and she molted! Also my male P. cambridgei matured!
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A fuzzy boy! How big is he, roughly?

 

[arachnidgill]

A fuzzy boy! How big is he, roughly?

He was 4.5" before molting, I haven't measured him yet but he looks around 6"

 

[BugCatcherTony]

Well now, just found that my C. versicolor molted overnight! Legs are still a creamy whitish color so just happened! This is the first molt I've had of a T

This is the enclosure it came in also, I'm still waiting on the one I ordered to transfer.

 

[Ungoliant]

He was 4.5" before molting, I haven't measured him yet but he looks around 6"

I hope you find him a girlfriend -- it would be a shame to let that much floof go to waste.

 

[arachnidgill]

I hope you find him a girlfriend -- it would be a shame to let that much floof go to waste.

I have an adult female I may pair him with. I'm going to an expo on Sunday, I'm going to talk to the dealers and see if there's enough demand right now.

 

[Arachnophoric]

P. murinus DCF Kigoma molted again! And grew back the leggo the poor little thing lost. Growing like a weed and finally ready to move back into the larger setup.

 

[Ungoliant]

I noticed that my Augacephalus ezendami (from @cold blood) put out a molt. I'm not sure when exactly it molted, but I'm pretty sure the molt was not there when I gave everyone a Thanksgiving feast last weekend.

 

[draconisj4]

T. vagans, MM
O. aureotibialis sling
H. pulchripes sling
0.1 H. sp Colombia lg.
T. ockerti subadult, can't get to the molt...again

 

[FrmDaLeftCoast]

My most recent molts came from both my Lp's. A presumed male, who turned out to be female. And this weekend a unsexed juvi who turned out to be a male. I'm batting .500 and improving my sexing skills.

 

[Colorado Ts]

My G. pulchripes has buried itself for about 3 weeks now...these silly slings.

 

[Ungoliant]

My Omothymus schioedtei sling (from @cold blood) just molted for the first time in my care.

 

[SicSemperTyrannosaurus]

It seems someone replaced my brown Nhandu chromatus with a striped one last night

First time it's molted since I got it!

 

[WolfSoon]

My female Bumba cabocla put on quite a bit of size and will need a bigger grown-up enclosure! When I tried to take a photo, she dove under her molt mat and I got the message.

 

[Thekla]

My Y. diversipes female is moulting as I type. Finally! I haven't had a moult in my collection for quite some time. Now, I hope the others will catch up...

 

[Arachnophoric]

One of the two little C. fimbriatus slings molted literally the day after arriving. It took a great deal of care and patience to rehydrate and untangle the molt (maybe an inch in legspan at best), but I managed and much to my delight, I now have a confirmed female.

 

[Tim Benzedrine]

It seems someone replaced my brown Nhandu chromatus with a striped one last night

First time it's molted since I got it!

Huh. My N. chromatus s'ling had its first moult in my care last night as well. Apart from peering up at it through the bottom of the delicup, where i could just barely make it out, I have yet to actually see the spider. It has been beneath the substrate since I got it close to two weeks ago and went right back under after moulting. Judging by the size of the moult, It probably is not sporting much in the way of markings yet

 

[Hoxter]

H. pulchripes and P. cambridgei suspect male molted today.
Wasn't expecting them to molt during one day but that's a nice surprise. I'm looking forward to see how much the second one has grown up. I'm expecting maybe 4-5" now.

 

[Arachnophoric]

Had 3 - female M. balfouri, hitting 3"+ and finally starting to sport those adult colors, as well as my C. lividus and H. pulchripes slings; both appear to be male looking at their molts.