E.ep red

[IamKrush]

my e.sp red molted last month and this month. I have to say every i was told about the slow growth was correct. It doesnt even look like it molted. Ill get a photo later on or some time this week. Its gonna be dram life for that one for a while

 

[Enn49]

I'm wondering if I'll live long enough to see mine reach full size

 

[IamKrush]

I'm wondering if I'll live long enough to see mine reach full size

It didnt even looked like it molted. Lol

 

[Enn49]

It didnt even looked like it molted. Lol

I didn't get mine until it was a year old and the first couple of moults that was how I felt. The last moult was in September and there was a little more noticeable growth but at just over 2 years old it's still only half an inch but hopefully there will be another moult soon.

 

[IamKrush]

I didn't get mine until it was a year old and the first couple of moults that was how I felt. The last moult was in September and there was a little more noticeable growth but at just over 2 years old it's still only half an inch but hopefully there will be another moult soon.

That seems to be the case with mine. But i got mine at 1/3" its almost a 1/4" now. almost,haha.

 

[Pasodama]

My teeny tiny E. sp. red slings are still teeny tiny slings as well (even after a molt).
Am hoping to see them, as adults, by the time I am on my death bed.
Have to say, though, that they are cute little buggers, that are always "out & about", and do not exhibit the fear one would expect from their seeing what, to them, is an enormously gigantic giant of the universe.
Actually have character at their wee size.

 

[Enn49]

My teeny tiny E. sp. red slings are still teeny tiny slings as well (even after a molt).
Am hoping to see them, as adults, by the time I am on my death bed.
Have to say, though, that they are cute little buggers, that are always "out & about", and do not exhibit the fear one would expect from their seeing what, to them, is an enormously gigantic giant of the universe.
Actually have character at their wee size.

I totally agree, they have amazing personalities. Everyone should have one.

 

[IamKrush]

My teeny tiny E. sp. red slings are still teeny tiny slings as well (even after a molt).
Am hoping to see them, as adults, by the time I am on my death bed.
Have to say, though, that they are cute little buggers, that are always "out & about", and do not exhibit the fear one would expect from their seeing what, to them, is an enormously gigantic giant of the universe.
Actually have character at their wee size.

I agree it will come out to explore even tho its a small as it is. I call my LP "chicken" because it will charge out see me and run off in its hide, lol. I have to be careful with the e.sp tho it always wants to come out lol.

 

[IamKrush]

 

[IamKrush]

I totally agree, they have amazing personalities. Everyone should have one.

Yes, I agree. But one needs patience

 

[MassExodus]

Lmao. Im glad I got my E sp tiger as an adult..
Although over the last few years I've stopped feeding my spiders til they look like they're going to pop. It just seems safer, even if they do molt slower. Paranoia probably, but I don't like them too plump. I've seen a huge difference in my fast growing species, they're more medium growth now..Why do I always get off track..ramble ramble bleh.