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i don't have the ability to change her enclosure at the moment, but i have a heat lamp (non light) and my humidifier running right next to the tank. it's about 70% humidity and 78 degrees F (25.5 C). it's fairly dry and cold where i am in NY.
2 week update: no change. she hasn't moved at all, but she also hasn't begun to death curl or shrivel. i have been keeping her heat and humidity optimal. we hope she'll pull through.
i made a thread about it a few days ago, and people have been very helpful so far! She just isnt moving at all and i think it's likely because of the cold snap and sudden dryness we've had lately. Also she's actually a hamorii and i forgot that they were the ones reclassified lol
hi im pigeon! i use they/them pronouns. this is my first time having a sling, but this is my second tarantula. My first was a rescue, likely a Texas Brown, rip Parker-May. My current is a B smithi, named MJ. She's currently having some health problems, so I hope that she gets better and that i...
should i wait on moving her or scoop out what's underneath her? would a glass container with a screen on top work? how will i fit her hides and water dish? sorry for the question spam, i just want to do this right
my B smithi has been kind of "bunched up" but not curled in like a death curl. She's only a sling (maybe 3 or 4 months old) and she's my first that wasn't already an adult. she's only molted once in my care, about a month ago. She hasn't been eating or moving at all and i understand that's usual...