I have 5 various Cyriopagopus slings. 2 schioedtei earth tiger, 2 Cyriopagopus spec.sulawesi black, 1 Cyriopagopus spec. Sumatra. 1 of the sulawesi black never really wanted to eat and died after 4 weeks. The other sulawesi black looks pretty skinny and also dosn't eat much but has eaten. Both molted once even though one died from not eating/dehydration. The 1 Sumatra is very small also even though it has molted it eats very lightly.The 2 earth tigers molted 2 times in the past couple months 1 is very big and eats like a champ the other I found today super skinny and in a death curl, I have placed it into an ICU. It has a super tiny abdomen.
I have maybe 80 slings in my care and these Cyriopagopus are the only ones I seem to be having issues keeping alive. I have all my slings in enclosed heated cabinets at roughly 85 degrees. The humidity in those cases was probably around 60-70. I try to keep the slings pretty humid.
Does anyone have any tips for these Cyriopagopus or am I doing something wrong. Thanks.
I have maybe 80 slings in my care and these Cyriopagopus are the only ones I seem to be having issues keeping alive. I have all my slings in enclosed heated cabinets at roughly 85 degrees. The humidity in those cases was probably around 60-70. I try to keep the slings pretty humid.
Does anyone have any tips for these Cyriopagopus or am I doing something wrong. Thanks.
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