Fred Draven
Arachnosquire
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- Mar 26, 2021
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Guys this is a very depressing post. My 6" female Acanthoscurria geniculata is stuck in her molt for 3 days. Only her pedipalps are stuck but she's extremely weak after the molt. You can see her legs are somewhat deformed and she showed no sign of aggression even days after the molt. My other Ts happened to survive a pedipalp stuck but they were not in this critical condition. She haven't dropped her palps yet as opposed to my slings. I read a post saying you can grab the femur and twist the legs off but I'm not sure whether you can do this after hardening up and whether this could result in a sudden death (as I said earlier, she's in critical condition). Btw what are the white spots on top of her abdomen? Does it look like an infection or tumor?
What should I do with her? Can she be saved or euthanized?