can't be too freshly molted, her teeth are black! I've got a picture of my Rose with white teeth, only maybe hours after molting. They are so weak and fragile afterwards though!
Really nice picture though - very close, good quality, and action shot at that ^.^

I didn't know their fangs were white after molting. I've seen different species of roaches and mealworms that are white right after molting, I guess it's like that. That's really cool. This was a few days after molting, but seeing as I've had her for about two years and this is the first time she's ever molted it was a momentous occasion.

mine just molted for the third time about a month and a half ago. There really isn't too set of a time-line for them to do it.
My lil Dozer is just over 8 years old... I never thought she would be around this long, but i got her in the seventh grade, and just now completed my third year of college. If this is your first tarantula, prepare for a long and fulfilling relationship, but only if you are committed and passionate about the relationship.

And yes, the first molting is a huge occasion - you should look on it with pride - you have simulated near perfect wild-life standards for your tarantula for a long period of time, and it has given her great growth potential. After three molts, Dozer is just bigger than the palm of my hand, and has quite the set of fangs..

Well she was my second tarantula but I have four all together now, two roses, a pink toe and a zebra knee. The little pink toe has molted about three times in the year I've had him, and the zebra knee I've had for only a few months but really needs to molt, he looks terrible.

Give me an S, give me a P, give me an I'm scared of big hairy spiders!

hehehe, I'm not though, this is brilliant, it's like a tarantula doing jazz hands X3

Lol! I never thought about that, thats hilarious.

Omg, Really great photo, I love tarantulas!

Yay! I wish I had more space for more tarantulas, I want a Mexican fireleg and a suntiger (really has nothing to do with the names)

Hehe, nice. I have a Brazillian pink bird eater that I raised from a teeny lil spiderling i got at a reptile expo. They Told me It was going to die because I couldn't raise it, since i was young.. and now shes huge! hehe.

They told you it would die cause you couldn't raise it? How mean is that. And not to mention they still sold it to you even though they thought it would die? But that's awesome that she's all grown up now! Have you got any pictures?

Yes I do, i actually photographered her last shedding. :) Ill upload some. They're backwards so click from bottom to top :)

http://i83.photobucket.com/albums/j.....elyn/Taran.jpg
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Wow, that is sooo awesome! I've never caught one of mine molting. Such cool pics Azelyn! Thanks so much for showing me!