Yes sorryThe pic shows her on her back...do you mean she is trying to right herself?
Okay what should i do with her?least theres enough vent.
OP, do not put it in a ICU. those are death traps for Avics, who require high ventilation, a water dish, and a lot of webbing points to attach their hide to.
Nooo!! Leave. Her. Alone.I dont think she is molting because she climbed out of the water dish and is on her side now. We are preparing an ICU for her right now.
We didnt move her, i left her alone.Nooo!! Leave. Her. Alone.
Look at @cold blood's containers. That's how you keep them.We didnt move her, i left her alone.
Ts need to have either/and peat moss, ecoearth, nontreated top soil.My Chilean Rose is in similar condition, though she is fine. She dug out underneath her hide and doesnt come out very often.
Might as well get a look at that one, too. For that one though this type of housing isn't appropriate because the front doors don't allow for enough sub to make it safe. If its on those wood chips, it needs to be changed before you have a problem...be proactive, don't wait till there is an issue.My Chilean Rose is in similar condition, though she is fine. She dug out underneath her hide and doesnt come out very often.
Thank you dor specifying lol but yes absolutely i will be changing it out asap.Ts need to have either/and peat moss, ecoearth, nontreated top soil.
They're not reptiles.
Not jumping you, just worried about your little beasties.
Please post pictures of the setups. We old folks need visual aids lol.Thank you dor specifying lol but yes absolutely i will be changing it out asap.
No, i did have a heating pad for the Rose but my book said they dont need one. She has total woodchips, and has been webbing it up especially where the entrance of her hide is, but thats pretty recent. She even pushed up a little pile of them in the corner. I know its not a good substrate for her, its just the only thing i had at the time and i didnt know any better and she seems to be doing fine in it. She wont come out though.Might as well get a look at that one, too. For that one though this type of housing isn't appropriate because the front doors don't allow for enough sub to make it safe. If its on those wood chips, it needs to be changes before you have a problem...be proactive, don't wait till there is an issue.
Are you using heating sources?
I thought abNo, i did have a heating pad for the Rose but my book said they dont need one. She has total woodchips, and has been webbing it up especially where the entrance of her hide is, but thats pretty recent. She even pushed up a little pile of them in the corner. I know its not a good substrate for her, its just the only thing i had at the time and i didnt know any better and she seems to be doing fine in it. She wont come out though.
For the Avic: loose the rock and wood chips. Great you have a water dish. The Avic will love her tree.I thought ab
This is all wrong too. What's in there a terrestrial? Terrestrials need to have sub no more than 1.5X their DLS from top of sub to ceiling of tank. Terrestrials, especially heavy ones like Rose Hairs, Brachypelma etc, are subject to fail injury or fail death in containers like yours.I thought ab