They are not dead specimen, just they're old exuviums.
N.chromatus
G. rosea
T. blondi
GBB
N.chromatus
G. rosea
T. blondi
GBB
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EXUVIUMS anyone!
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wow! nice idea there sir...hehehe got mine too..ill post them soon...hehehe..nice one...
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Wow!!! Nice one sir..how did you make it sir?i want to make my rosea's exuvium too.. how to sofen back the dried exuvium?? water or steam? pwede ba?
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@radslik
Just place the dried exuvium in the deli cup/container them mist it, then cover. After a few minutes it will be soft enough to move. Good luck!
Got a few more projects, will post soon!
Just place the dried exuvium in the deli cup/container them mist it, then cover. After a few minutes it will be soft enough to move. Good luck!
Got a few more projects, will post soon!
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heres some of mine...
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close up....
salamat..
salamat..
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