Lasiodora parahybana question

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Enn49

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This was one of mine immediately after moult but it soon darkened as it hardened up.

 
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That's what mine looks like, but really light blue though. Is that normal for a L. P ?
 
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Im not going to bother it. I was going to pull the molt, but one of its legs is on top of it, and I don't wanna chance hurting my T. I'll just wait a few days
 
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GrimGrizzly said:
That's what mine looks like, but really light blue though. Is that normal for a L. P ?
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To be honest it scared me at first. I didn't see this the first time they moulted with me but of course they were much smaller then but when the second one looked the same just after moulting I realised it must be normal.
 
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That's one way to tell a spider's molted recently, as the exoskeleton is white initially, which then makes the other colors look different. Fangs are white, then red, and then black when finally hardened.
 
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Plus, it may depend on your lighting. Different lighting brings out different hues at different angles. Especially with T's. And correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't hemolymph a blue-ish gray color?
 
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I have one of those LED flashlights. To look in its half coconut I put in and under some dirt
 
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Have two rechargeable batteries and just changed the battery. I get the fact that it won't stay that color though. Thank you
 
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