Paiige
Arachnobaron
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Update : nothing. Right-side up.
Maybe she has learned that sleeping on her back is more comfortable? And how great naps areUpdate : nothing. Right-side up.
Hardly an update, it's recycling of the same message a few posts ago hahahUpdate : nothing. Right-side up.
Well you may think I have nothing to worry about but there's gotta be at least one person following this thread who caresHardly an update, it's recycling of the same message a few posts ago hahah
That's deffinately odd.. You still running your furnace up there? I'm originally from Mass and I remember times in the winter with the furnace running the air was nose bleed dry..She's still flipping around every few hours, still no molt.
Strange that she keeps doing this. I actually have a question though. Did you rehouse her from the vial they had her in? I want to rehouse my two but not quite sure if I should.She's still flipping around every few hours, still no molt.
No, I was planning on rehousing after this molt. She's just so little I didn't want to stress her out.Strange that she keeps doing this. I actually have a question though. Did you rehouse her from the vial they had her in? I want to rehouse my two but not quite sure if I should.
Temps should be fine, maybe try avoiding it altogether and just wait and hope for the best. Not much more you can do... Good Luck!@Nightstalker47 she's kept at 75 degrees. I've kept her humidity up a little bit more than usual but tonight I'll try bumping up her temp. She's very small and is in a vial.
I'm not home and this is the only photo I have at the moment.
If the water dish dries out that quickly I'd add a little extra moisture to the substrate and see if that helps her kick start the molt. While the humidity might not help with molting she might hold off if it's getting too dry.No, I was planning on rehousing after this molt. She's just so little I didn't want to stress her out.
@14pokies yeah, but I feel like I do a good job compensating for it. The water dishes dry out in about 12 hours, so I'm always on top of it, to the point where it's a little obsessive and pretty time consuming
@Nightstalker47 she's kept at 75 degrees. I've kept her humidity up a little bit more than usual but tonight I'll try bumping up her temp. She's very small and is in a vial.
I'm not home and this is the only photo I have at the moment.
That's what I've been doingIf the water dish dries out that quickly I'd add a little extra moisture to the substrate and see if that helps her kick start the molt. While the humidity might not help with molting she might hold off if it's getting too dry.
Yay! Congrats,She finally molted!