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I went to check on my Ts this evening and found that my P. chordatus had just molted
When she was up on the side of the tank the other day, I decided I am pretty sure she is female... but I don't know how to tell on the molt?
And then, I noticed that my largest P. murinus had molted too! When I pulled the molt, it was hard already so I am not sure when he actually did it... darn his webbed up funnel! lol
But I am always excited about new molts! The P. chordatus molt has a LS of 3" and the P. murinus is 2.5"... I have had the murinus since he had a LS of .5-.75, and this is the chordatus' first molt with me.
And, of course.. pictures!
(I wasn't in the mood to really mess with him haha)
and the molts..
Are the parts needed to sex them viable on either, do ya think?
And then, I noticed that my largest P. murinus had molted too! When I pulled the molt, it was hard already so I am not sure when he actually did it... darn his webbed up funnel! lol
But I am always excited about new molts! The P. chordatus molt has a LS of 3" and the P. murinus is 2.5"... I have had the murinus since he had a LS of .5-.75, and this is the chordatus' first molt with me.
And, of course.. pictures!


(I wasn't in the mood to really mess with him haha)
and the molts..

Are the parts needed to sex them viable on either, do ya think?