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No pic atm, but my T khalenbergi finally molted after 271 days, she is still tiny.
Who molted today?
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In the last few days:
0.0.1 Neischnocolus cisnerosi
0.0.1 Acanthogonatus pissii
0.0.1 Coremiocnemis hoggi
0.0.1 Hapalotremus hananqheswa
0.0.1 Hapalotremus major (look at that tiny regen leg,
)
1.0 Phormictopus atrichomatus (matured)
0.1 Homoeomma orellanai
0.1 Hapalopus vangoghi
0.0.1 Davus sp. mazunte
0.0.1 Pamphobetus insignis is flipped...
0.0.1 Neischnocolus cisnerosi
0.0.1 Acanthogonatus pissii
0.0.1 Coremiocnemis hoggi
0.0.1 Hapalotremus hananqheswa
0.0.1 Hapalotremus major (look at that tiny regen leg,
)
1.0 Phormictopus atrichomatus (matured)
0.1 Homoeomma orellanai
0.1 Hapalopus vangoghi
0.0.1 Davus sp. mazunte
0.0.1 Pamphobetus insignis is flipped...
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Hapalopus formosus female must have molted in the last few days. She's off to a new home tomorrow, nice of her to change into fresh clothes.
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Last night, I discovered that Genicula (Acanthoscurria geniculata) molted into a mature male. It’s a bittersweet moment, as he is one of my all-time favorite tarantulas. Hopefully I can find someone who needs him, because I’d love to raise a couple of his slings.
![Genicula [6/7] (♂ Acanthoscurria geniculata 4.5″)](/gallery/genicula-6-7-%E2%99%82-acanthoscurria-geniculata-4-5%E2%80%B3.94020/full)
![Genicula [7/7] (♂ Acanthoscurria geniculata 4.5″)](/gallery/genicula-7-7-%E2%99%82-acanthoscurria-geniculata-4-5%E2%80%B3.94021/full)
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All hail the king!Last night, I discovered that Genicula (Acanthoscurria geniculata) molted into a mature male. It’s a bittersweet moment, as he is one of my all-time favorite tarantulas. Hopefully I can find someone who needs him, because I’d love to raise a couple of his slings.
I feel you. I’ll be sad when my Sacha matures in the next molt or two. Love that T.
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In the past 2 days, both Pamphobeteus insignis slings molted:
And a Psalmopoeus irminia sling:
And, a subadult Xenesthis intermedia:
And a Psalmopoeus irminia sling:
And, a subadult Xenesthis intermedia:
gardener889
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Doggy the G Rosea molted somewhat unexpectedly for me today. They were looking darker like they did before the last molt about two months ago. It was a surprise because they hadn’t molted before then since last November. It was crazy because I dropped a cricket in Friday and I thought I saw it eating. Then Saturday evening I see the cricket in there still and a mess of new web. I’m glad I pulled that cricket.
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Came home to C versi, Anansi, having just molted. Hoping to grab her molt to indubitably confirm her “her-ness”.
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Definitely not today, but she must have molted recently. Last time I saw her in full like this was in March.
Spinnenfritzi
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My H. chilense molted two days ago!
those long waits in between and the tiny gains.. and still i am filled with joy
those long waits in between and the tiny gains.. and still i am filled with joy
corydalis
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0.1 P.miranda
