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<blockquote data-quote="CritterKeeper79" data-source="post: 192861" data-attributes="member: 35523"><p>Fairly certain, this H. mac has molted again. It’s hard to tell, because he vanishes for two days then appears again. I do know the other molt took him only a couple of days to cure his new suit. So IDK? He looks bigger though, just by seeing his legs starting to get those familiar aboreal shapes to them.[ATTACH=full]55625[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CritterKeeper79, post: 192861, member: 35523"] Fairly certain, this H. mac has molted again. It’s hard to tell, because he vanishes for two days then appears again. I do know the other molt took him only a couple of days to cure his new suit. So IDK? He looks bigger though, just by seeing his legs starting to get those familiar aboreal shapes to them.[ATTACH type="full"]55625[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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