Ceratogyrus darlingii - new moult

[Enn49]

My Ceratogyrus darlingii, Saan, moulted today. Not a great event you'd think but exciting for me as you can now see the beginnings of the horn. It's about 1.5" dls now.

The horn appears

 

[Enn49]

@Marija I thought this might interest you.

 

[Marija]

@Marija I thought this might interest you.

Thanks, I was wondering when the horn appears. How big is your T?
Beautiful btw

 

[Enn49]

Thanks, I was wondering when the horn appears. How big is your T?
Beautiful btw

It's almost 1.5" dls now, seems to be growing quite quickly.

 

[Marija]

It's almost 1.5" dls now, seems to be growing quite quickly.

I just saw that you wrote it's size above the photos lol.
Mine should be that size on the next molt, it has been eating like a piggy

 

[Enn49]

I just saw that you wrote it's size above the photos lol.
Mine should be that size on the next molt, it has been eating like a piggy

Yes, they seem to like their food.

 

[Marija]

Yes, they seem to like their food.

I can't wait for mine to molt now!

 

[kormath]

seems like that 1.5" ish mark is where they switch from sling to juvi. horns appear, colors start to pop, etc. Love it when they get that size.

 

[LC72uk]

Congrats!

 

[Belegnole]

Congrats! Ceratogyrus are some of my favorites. My marshalli recently hit 2 3/4" and now definitely has a horn.

 

[Enn49]

Congrats! Ceratogyrus are some of my favorites. My marshalli recently hit 2 3/4" and now definitely has a horn.

Thanks. The marshalli and sanderi are both on my want list although I do have a meridionalis.

 

[Paul Bowen]

My Ceratogyrus darlingii, Saan, moulted today. Not a great event you'd think but exciting for me as you can now see the beginnings of the horn. It's about 1.5" dls now.

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The horn appears
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What a beauty.

 

[Enn49]

What a beauty.

Thank you.