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    Problem with Molt, 2 weeks and counting

    This was my first T, like I noted I've had it longer than I've known my wife so my guess is 17ish years. I attempted to help it out of the molt tonight but no luck. I was really worried about inflicting more pain as she was barely out of the molt, none of her legs were completely out and i...
  2. J

    Problem with Molt, 2 weeks and counting

    Alright, I'll see if i can't get it out of the molt, then go with the freezer. Not good. Thanks for the help.
  3. J

    Problem with Molt, 2 weeks and counting

    I thought about helping it out of the molt but it seems pretty irritated when I touch it and I was concerned about it losing too many legs and hurting it in general. It has been about 2 weeks stuck like that. I'm going to see if some moisture will loosen things up enough before I start pulling...
  4. J

    Problem with Molt, 2 weeks and counting

    It's not moving around. It does move it's legs if I touch it, but can't walk or anything. I'll start misting it tonight. Thanks.
  5. J

    Problem with Molt, 2 weeks and counting

    Like I said, I'm going on probably close to 18 years with my tarantula and have never had issues in the past. I keep it in my basement which is usually pretty humid, how would I go about raising the humidity more? misting the tank?
  6. J

    Problem with Molt, 2 weeks and counting

    I've had my tarantula for over 15 years and this is the first time it's had an issue molting. It's stuck, the body is out but it's legs seem to be stuck. It's still alive, I touched it and it moves. I will admit that I don't always keep it watered and fed on a regular basis but I did feed it...
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