Serpyderpy
Arachnosquire
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- Aug 16, 2017
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My Hapalopus sp. Colombia Large has molted after a long time in premolt and molted last night. I left him alone for the night and checked on him today, and when I opened the lid he went for a wander so I scooped him up to put him back.
This is when I’ve noticed his back leg is stuck to his abdomen, which is also twisted in of itself. He can walk perfectly fine and he promptly pooped on me when he was walking on me so I know that his inner workings are at least somewhat working but I’m unsure of what to do. He has a water dish and I’m hesitant to feed him. Any advice? Please tell me if the image doesn’t work, I’m uploading from mobile.
This is when I’ve noticed his back leg is stuck to his abdomen, which is also twisted in of itself. He can walk perfectly fine and he promptly pooped on me when he was walking on me so I know that his inner workings are at least somewhat working but I’m unsure of what to do. He has a water dish and I’m hesitant to feed him. Any advice? Please tell me if the image doesn’t work, I’m uploading from mobile.
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