Well, I don't have much to tell tonight. There were no deaths, which is good. I was so sure the one I dropped would die, but it seems to be doing well and is active. There are no more new molts. 2 that have already molted again and 57 that are waiting and preparing to molt. I am excited about 1 thing though. One will be going to a new home tomorrow. My co-worker got the ok to get the one I had set aside and was holding for him. Therefore, the largest of my brood will be leaving us. My co-worker is so excited. He has been waiting for this anxiously and is looking forward to watching his little tyke grow up. That is one of the most rewarding things for me  -  watching things grow and change as they develop. Partly why I started this exercise was because I wanted to see them grow and develop first hand , and because I wanted one - just one, and when I bought them, while i knew there would be 40, I wasn't thinking there would be 106. Anyway, I've always liked caring for things and watching them grow. Until tomorrow... keep your fingers crossed that more molt!  Ciao ciao.