White spots on abdomen of Geniculata

[PrineSimpson]

Hey!
I have a 15 month old geniculata and a few weeks ago one of these white spots appeared on her abdomen. Now II saw another one appear. Can you help what could be the reason and is it a cause for concern?
I didn't notice any change in behavior but it would be good to know if anything can be wrong.

Thank you in advance!

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[Tarantula Trooper]

Hard to tell, but is it a couple of balder spots with webbing stuck in the hairs??

 

[PrineSimpson]

Thank you Trooper, it is possible that it's just webbing stuck there, I did try to take a closer look but couldn't make it out for sure. Don't want to tuch her not to freak her out, she's not a very sociable T. I was just afraid if it could mean anything is wrong with her. Can it be a sign of a fungi infection or something along the lines?

 

[Tarantula Trooper]

I certainly hope it's not Fungi! I don't know if a T can get Fungi. Webbing stuck to the butt seemed like something more apt to occur. Some of the long timers on board here could answer the Fungi question better than I. I have never seen this personally nor have I heard of it. Nobody wants a Fungi T!

 

[PrineSimpson]

Thank you for your concern and input! I don't think it's fungi, hopefully it's nothing serious and will disappear with the next molt...

 

[Tarantula Trooper]

Certainly hope all goes well! Genics are awesome, awesome Tarantula's. Would like to know what the final outcome is. Actually never gave much thought about T's with Fungi. I do know my Genic Lucky loves moisture! He practically stays in and around his/her water bowl! So much so that my son and I nicknamed his water bowls as " Lucky's swimming pool"!

 

[AphonoMel]

Definitely not fungi,just hairs that have been kicked off.