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My adult female Euathlus parvulus successfully moulted last night
@Misty Day No Offense but that T doesnt look to be a freshly molted Nhandu chromatus?? the colors are way off??? Carapace color and lack of red setae on abdomen are concerning.N.chromatus molted, molt measured 6 inches. Still fat and her legs look thinner than before. Excuse the terrible camera quality.
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I think it looks more like a genic to me.No Offense but that T doesnt look to be a freshly molted Nhandu chromatus
None taken, but she's definitely a chromatus. I can tell what my T's are.@Misty Day No Offense but that T doesnt look to be a freshly molted Nhandu chromatus?? the colors are way off??? Carapace color and lack of red seta e on abdomen are concerning.
WOW! I would never of guessed those were pics of the same T, she must have had a terrible molt. Hope she recovers her coloration with the next molt.None taken, but she's definitely a chromatus. I can tell what my T's are.
My camera doesn't pick up colour very well, and I think she had an issue while molting, as she came out looking very dull and "wet" looking. But as I said she's 100% a chromatus, heres a pic of her 2 molts ago. http://arachnoboards.com/posts/2574816/
Also, heres pictures of her as a 4" juvenile.
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I know right? I have no idea what caused it, she looks terrible. But she's acting like her same skittish self so I'm gonna just make sure she always has water and leave her be. Thanks for your hopeful words. Your girl definitely looks a lot better, she's stunning!WOW! I would never of guessed those were pics of the same T, she must have had a terrible molt. Hope she recovers her coloration with the next molt.