**EMERGENCY!! Upright Molt**

PapaRoacher

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Those are some pretty wicked pictures, I've never actually seen un upright molt... Pretty cool :D

My favorite part of a molt, is where the T is laying on it's back, and flaring all of it's claws, it looks like they're grasping with little fingers, adorable :rolleyes:
 

Phood

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becca81 said:
It probably says that because the NW species still has urticating hairs on the discarded exuvium which can get on your skin.

Lyle: AWESOME molting sequence pics! Thanks so much for sharing!
Oops, not what I mean..Sry for being unclear. What I meant was that the leftover skin on the T can be harmfull to the T for some reason. And I wonder why that is?
 

Lyle Beach

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Bump....

For the New T owners that may incounter this situation.

Cheers,

Lyle
 

syndicate

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because the urticating hairs are still intact aswell are the fangs
 

JohnxII

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Yes nothing to worry about. My full grown adult female G. grossa did that about a week ago. Had a big roll-over down the ramp she created earlier on without the silken mat. But everything's still fine and I will resume feeding her after a few more days. Nice one though Lyle!
 
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