My eight legged friends, update topic.

[Tsubaki]

Thanks Snoopy, i have heard of adult T's (Especially Rosea's) going of food for anywhere between 2 months to a year. For no reason at all. They gorge themselves, and then stop eating for a while. But going off food for a molt is very normal for any spider, 2 months is a bit long but my pulchripes does not molt a lot because she is near adulthood. Also, after molting they can't eat for a while, their teeth need to harden.

[David VB]

Originally Posted by Tsubaki

Thanks Snoopy, i have heard of adult T's (Especially Rosea's) going of food for anywhere between 2 months to a year. For no reason at all. They gorge themselves, and then stop eating for a while. But going off food for a molt is very normal for any spider, 2 months is a bit long but my pulchripes does not molt a lot because she is near adulthood. Also, after molting they can't eat for a while, their teeth need to harden.

Yeah, my rosea is not eating for a couple of months now... But she still looks healthy so i'm not worried

[Salty Rob]

Awesome!!!😀