Who molted today?

[Swamps]

VERY nice selection!

Thank you! These guys are definitely some of my top favorites out of my collection.

 

[z32upgrader]

Neischnocolus sp. "Panama" sling, Chilobrachys sp. "electric blue" sling, Haploclastus devamatha sling, adult female P. fortis and Nhandu chromatus.

 

[BennyBTamachi]

Went out for 3 days and came back to find out I missed the molting of my A. bicoloratum! But glad to see her in her new dress

 

[z32upgrader]

Theraphosa apophysis male molted. He’s about 4.5” now.

 

[Baby T]

Double bubble last night... Nhandu Tripepii and P. Sazmai, aka Squeaky and Mr wiggles!

 

[Tarantulafeets]

P irminia molted, the black and orange is really starting to show!

 

[DomGom TheFather]

I get notifications for this.
Show me the juice!

 

[z32upgrader]

Grammostola acteon, larger female just got a little larger!

 

[DomGom TheFather]

Grammostola acteon, larger female just got a little larger!

Prove it.

 

[Tarantulafeets]

I get notifications for this.
Show me the juice!

This is the best I could get as of right now, as there is a lot of webbing, but he/she will need a rehouse soon and I'll try to get better pics then.

 

[z32upgrader]

Prove it.

I will when I get home!
Edit*
Photo added!

 

[z32upgrader]

Aphonopelma moderatum male “Grub” matured tonight. He’s gorgeous, but in hiding. Photo in the morning.

 

[waynerowley]

My c. laeta sling ‘Gidget’:

 

[8 legged]

Neischnocolus sp. "Panama" sling, Chilobrachys sp. "electric blue" sling, Haploclastus devamatha sling, adult female P. fortis and Nhandu chromatus.
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What species is on this photo? That is not a N. chromatus!
Or is it? The carapace is unusually dark for its size...

 

[MrGhostMantis]

This is the best I could get as of right now, as there is a lot of webbing, but he/she will need a rehouse soon and I'll try to get better pics then.
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Staying true to your username! Look at those feets!

 

[Edan bandoot]

My smallest sericopelma sp santa Catalina.

This one arrived looking to be in poor condition about 3 weeks ago, it was sluggish and had the 0 hair on it's abdomen at all, my other Santa Catalina has never even kicked hair once, or threat posed for that matter.

My first Santa Catalina I didn't give a hide until it was a juvie, this one got a hide right away and ate one small cricket before spending the next 3 weeks underground. My previous Santa Catalina who was kept cooler and without a hide never had a premolt period longer than 5 days, while this one had a 3 week premolt. This is my anecdotal evidence towards @cold blood and @viper69 s sling theory.

The reason it's threat posing is because I removed the hide to check if it was still alive (due to the odd condition I received it in) and before placing the hide back down I had to poke it a bit so I could place the hide safely.

 

[cold blood]

Neischnocolus sp. "Panama" sling, Chilobrachys sp. "electric blue" sling, Haploclastus devamatha sling, adult female P. fortis and Nhandu chromatus.
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that chromatus looks like a MM

 

[z32upgrader]

MM Aphonopelma moderatum

 

[z32upgrader]

that chromatus looks like a MM

She said you've deeply offended her! *kick kick kick
Her first molt with me. That right one seems underdeveloped though. Interesting.

What species is on this photo? That is not a N. chromatus!
Or is it? The carapace is unusually dark for its size...

That's just how she looks! She's a big girl!

 

[8 legged]

Interesting, I didn't know there were such differences. This is my big girl:

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• 8 legged
• Mar 13, 2021
• 1

Adult N. chromatus female