Congrats Shaun !!

Can't wait till one of my big ones molt.
Make sure to get some shots if you can.

Thanks. She in her web nest in a small ball CHEWING her molt. So picks are a bit hard to get.

Just for the record. Jumping up and down next to the cage going......

SHOOOOO SHOOOOO LEAVE YOUR MOLT ALONE!!!!!!!!

Does absolutely nothing.

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Ok so overnight nothing has changed. I am a little concerned that she is still in the web on top of the molt. I can't really see whats going on because of the jumble of old and new legs.

I am going to leave her be this morning and check on her lunch time. If she hasn't moved by tonight I will touch her with a brush and see what is going on

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Try not to bug your spider until she moves by herself.
The spider will still be soft After a molt, spiders relax for a couple of days, and then they will move out of the webbing when they are good and ready to do so, then they will go stretch out after sitting around.

If she ate her molt it wont help taking it out and bugging it, as they normally eat the important parts.

This is the reason why one waits 5 days or more after your spider has molted, to allow the spider a chance to harden up and just to catch it "breath" from the molting ordeal.

Thanks. This is was a first for me. Being a big arboreal T molt. It just looks strange. She is on top of her molt, some of her legs are under her. And there are legs in the air. Pieces of molt and pokie all over the show. If she is still like that when I go on lunch I will try and take some picks. But it makes sense, so I will let her be for a few days.

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Still no progress.

I took a pick with my camera. but you can't see anyting. Time will tell

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