wndurham
Arachnopeon
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- Apr 20, 2015
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I have a quick question for the masses, regarding my Nhandu coloratovillosus. I recently purchased a 3.5" female Nhandu coloratovillosus. Since I brought her home and rehoused her she has not done much. Meaning she has not eaten since I bought her (I have tried a small cricket 1-2 times per week), she has done little in the way of webbing and is not using the hide I placed in the enclosure. She has been hanging out behind a small plant I placed in for decoration. When I bought her she looked a bit drab in coloring but healthy and I thought/think she is in pre-molt (not sure of the last time she molted). Her abdomen is still plump/full and healthy looking. It has turned from light grey to black which makes me think she is getting ready to molt, however her lack of webbing has me wondering. I keep her enclosure at a solid 72-75 degrees and I keep the humidity at 70%. She is still active and seems healthy that's why I keeping thinking she is in pre-molt. Any thoughts or advice/insight anyone might have would be great, as I am still getting my feet wet in this hobby.