Who molted today?

Cmac2111

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'Dorado' (Dora), sub/young adult female g. pulchripes molted yesterday morning. Lovely clean molt & I can already tell that she's put on some real size!

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ladyratri

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Back-to-back sling molts this weekend -- today it was T. sp violaceus "T3" who showed up looking like rice noodles.

Obligatory terrible photo:
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ladyratri

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sparticus said:
What a lovely *squints* pink blob you've got there. Just gorgeous.
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Gotta love a tiny clump of skinny white noodle legs... I'll see y'all over in the "Stretch!" thread when they graduate to full-on facehugger I'm sure! 🤣

I was surprised to see this one even that little bit visible while still so fresh. I think it's getting more comfortable now that it has a decent web complex built up.
 
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Molts yesterday:

0.0.1 Davus sp. Mazunte
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0.0.1 Pamphobeteus insignis
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0.1 Theraphosidae sp. Colombia
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No pics:
0.1 Lasiocyano sazimai
0.0.1 Cyriocosmus sp. oronegro
0.0.1 Theraphosinae sp. dorado
0.0.1 Ceratogyrus sanderi
 
corydalis

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l4nsky said:
How long have you had this specimen? This appears to be what was imported as O. sp Ranong Blue two years ago.
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Got her and her early diseased male sac mate last year (15 of October to be precise) as slings. I had similar impression when I first saw her but I think it's just the lighting tricking us, appears aureotibialis to me from a different angle/position.
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This is also her not long after her previous molt.
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l4nsky

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corydalis said:
Got her and her early diseased male sac mate last year (15 of October to be precise) as slings. I had similar impression when I first saw her but I think it's just the lighting tricking us, appears aureotibialis to me from a different angle/position.
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This is also her not long after her previous molt.
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Agreed, I have both species and the secondary pictures are clearly O. aureotibialis. Here's a side by side comparison as well, for anyone curious:
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Trying to see if my little buddy matured…
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Too blurry? Here’s why…
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Heterothele gabonensis

Enjoy… no photo could possibly convey how awesome these guys are anyway
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(Yes these were the best photos I got, I don’t actually know if it’s a male)
 
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Little Phormictopus auratus sling had their first molt in my care. Time for a housing upgrade once they're all hardened up. 20241222_094444.jpg
 
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The bumblebutt obviously molted and is letting me know he (just a gut feeling) is ready to eat now.
I only ever get the molts when rehousing and they are trashed.
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Also, P sp Dominican Purple molted a couple weeks ago and………it’s a girl!!
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