Is that an injury where his front chelicerae is darker than than the other side or am I imagining it. Ps: he’s still alive and I’ve stopped moving him. Just hoping and praying at the moment
Remain calm. Is this your first spider? Because I'll tell you, the proper response to 99% of health concerns about your tarantula is "check to make sure there is fresh water and do nothing else at all: do not poke spider!" Go for a run. Weed a garden bed. Vacuum your floor. Do something physical someplace away from your spider. Do not poke spider! Let her rest.
@Dovey thanks for the advice. This is my third spider I’ve had no issues with my other two but I am still quite new to spider keeping. Anyways I ve left the spider to itself now just going to check in tomorrow morning see how it’s doing.
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