. I hope I'm wrong however.
Good eye, in the new pic that certainly appears to be the case.
The abdomen looks very twisted.Should I get a close up pic of her so you guys can see?
Or should I place in an icu? what to do?!?!
If there is a blockage, how do I remove it..?
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I'd just wait and see, not much else to do.
Be gentle and use a moist brush, q-tip, or something gentle, its worth a shot. Its likely too late, and the issue isn't one that can always be solved. I'd wait till morning, then take it from there, but it looks like it may be a goner already, but you never know, a pic doesn't always tell everything.
Depends on your experience. I would recommend looking into something else also. There are other things too. What about a GBB or a Chaco Golden Knee? There's plenty of other good beginner tarantulas out there? OBTs just aren't good for beginners. Also, get the Tarantula Keepers Guide before a new T
So you can be more prepared in case something happens to your next fuzzy friend you get! (Not saying some will, and I certainly hope something will not!!) Do lots of research and look into what you might like in a tarantula as in colors and temperments. 
What are you doing with an exotic pet if you cannot afford the money to buy a $12-20 dollar book? I'd suggest get some way of earning money as crickets are super cheap and can be kept alive and breed in a simple tupperware container with some carrots for food. Once you do that, you have total control on what to feed your T and this situation would be avoided entirely. Honestly I would have no qualms sending you my copy of the book as you (and your mother) need it way more than I do. But you really need to take control of your pet, I'm assuming you are the one that knows more about it than your mother does.
