I'll see if I can notice any color difference when it's got its color back. Also, when I retrieved it's skin, I also got the one from the previous molt. Also I recieved quite a shock when I could not find the centipede in its cage. I did a quick look around the room before realizing that it would be long gone if it did get out. I shuffled through its cage again, but I couldn't see where it could have buried itself when all of a sudden it poped out from under the water dish.
Relief is an understatement.
I brought both P. rufilata out of their cages for a picture session today. I was able to get very accurate measurements using the pictures of them sitting on cork bark, then measuring the distance on the actual piece of cork bark based on features I saw in the pictures. The G. actaeon missed its expected molt date, but it has begun fasting, so it could molt soon. The A. avic is shiny and has been fasting for a while, so it could hit its day easily. Boots and the P. regalis also appear to begining their fast.