Vespula
Arachnodemon
- Joined
- Jul 27, 2010
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- 706
I'm glad Melly's doing better. She's such a fighter. I think it's wonderful that you stuck with her, and helped her through. I hope she keeps getting better and better.
Wow! That's quite the improvement! I'm happy for her!Wow, I attempted feeding her and I actually saw both her fangs come out this time. I'm not sure if she got it, but she was more frantic about it this time. Fingers crosssed!
I think once that happens, she will be a lot better, and she looks like she may molt soon.See this is her problem. She catches the prey by one fang and holds it to her mouth for days until the prey dies and starts rotting to which I have to take it from her. She still hasn't eaten and her abdomens looking small again. I can't tell if it's because if it's shriveled or because thats how her hair grows. She's still doing good though despite all that! Nothing abnormal besides the usual. White stuff seems to be going away or showing to a minimum and keep in mind I only clean her fangs once a week or so now so thats a big improvement in my book. I need her to molt out whatever problem she is having with her fangs..
Why would you torture your spider with an ICU??? Can you tell me why that would help?I'm going to try and take a sample of that goop and put it in water and see what happens. Regardless i'm going to set her up an icu tonight and leave her in there until morning and check up on her then. I hope it's not evil parasites. Do you know how it spreads? If shes in the same room as my other Ts it won't harm them right?
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So I just pinched her and flipped her over and noticed all the white gunk was gone. After pulling various pieces of substrate out her mouth I took a syringe and squirted the area with water. After it pooled up it got slightly cloudy and I looked for a while, hard and close with a light to aid me and saw no moving, squiggly wormy things at all. Her palps move fine, she acts pretty normal (like a rosie). Maybe it was poo or web?
If you actualy read the intire thread, you would know that it is NOT nemotodes. I don't understand why you would think an ICU is torture. She oviously loves her tarantula and is trying everything to save it.Why would you torture your spider with an ICU??? Can you tell me why that would help?
When buying WC from petstores there is a risk of getting nemotodes, and rescue one from a petstore wll just kill another
Do you know how much stress a super humid and unfamiliar container will cause to an arid spider? And what good will a icu do to a infested spider you think?If you actualy read the intire thread, you would know that it is NOT nemotodes. I don't understand why you would think an ICU is torture. She oviously loves her tarantula and is trying everything to save it.