I went home yesterday morning and i thought my rear-horned baboon (C.darlingi) was dead til i realized it was preparing to molt. It was on its back, legs twitching, fangs rubbing and clear juices oozing out her butt. I went to the restroom for awhile and after 15 minutes i got back and boom! She was done already. Didn't knew they could molt that fast. This would be her 2nd molt this year since March. She should be hitting the 4.5-inch mark by now.
She looks gross here
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This was her after 30 minutes since the post molt
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Unlike most Ts that would hide after a molt, my girl's ready to fight already just a day after. She felt my breath when i lifted the cover to take a photo.
This photo is taken a few minutes ago.
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She may not be as lovely as my other Ts, but her paranoid personality and thick webbing is epic!