Rigor Mortis
Arachnobaron
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- Nov 7, 2018
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So I've entered panic levels of worry about my B. hamorii. This Tuesday will be 2 weeks that I've had her and I thought she's settled in fairly well. In that time I have never seen her move aside from when I rehoused her and other than that I've been calling her the teleporter since I don't see her move, she just ends up in a new place.
Cut to today and I'm listening to some music and I moved her house to refill her water and she didn't even flinch, compared to my other two Ts who would much rather I never moved their houses. After a little while she was in a new spot and I was determined to see her move again so I sat and watched paint dry for a good 15-20 minutes and when she did move my heart sank. She got onto her tiptoes and wobbled, like she was on stilts and didn't quite know how to work them. She moved over a little and settled down closer to the ground. When she moved again, she still looked a little wobbly.
It kind of looked like what a T does when they happy dance, all on her tiptoes and swaying, but she was walking and she definitely hasn't eaten. Now I'm panicking that the jewel of my trio is showing early dyskinesia. She also doesn't seem to respond to any outside stimuli, when I pick her house up and move it she doesn't react, she didn't react when we tried to feed her Thursday. I thought this was just her little quirk but now I'm worried sick that it's got something to do with her wobbly movement.
I've been trying to get a video but of course now that I'm worried, she isn't moving at all.
Cut to today and I'm listening to some music and I moved her house to refill her water and she didn't even flinch, compared to my other two Ts who would much rather I never moved their houses. After a little while she was in a new spot and I was determined to see her move again so I sat and watched paint dry for a good 15-20 minutes and when she did move my heart sank. She got onto her tiptoes and wobbled, like she was on stilts and didn't quite know how to work them. She moved over a little and settled down closer to the ground. When she moved again, she still looked a little wobbly.
It kind of looked like what a T does when they happy dance, all on her tiptoes and swaying, but she was walking and she definitely hasn't eaten. Now I'm panicking that the jewel of my trio is showing early dyskinesia. She also doesn't seem to respond to any outside stimuli, when I pick her house up and move it she doesn't react, she didn't react when we tried to feed her Thursday. I thought this was just her little quirk but now I'm worried sick that it's got something to do with her wobbly movement.
I've been trying to get a video but of course now that I'm worried, she isn't moving at all.