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I've been in a bit of a battle with my T. cupreus' vial, and keeping it free of mold, and today I was actually going to rehouse the little guy into something with a little more ventilation, but when I went into check on them this morning I discovered that he had puffs of molt growing on three of his feet, one of which had attached to the side of his abdomen.
I usually check on my Ts every day and I don't remember seeing this, or signs of this before, so I don't know if it's something I just missed or if this sprung up over night, but I'm not really sure what to do. I've transferred him a mostly dry ICU, but I can't think of what else I could possibly do? He's not even a full inch.
I've done a little looking around on the boards and so far as I can tell when a T starts developing mold on itself, it's pretty much fatal. I don't want this to be the case, but I do fear that I will lose this little guy.
I can't provide y'all with a picture right now, but I'll try to have one up as soon as I can, tomorrow if possible.
I usually check on my Ts every day and I don't remember seeing this, or signs of this before, so I don't know if it's something I just missed or if this sprung up over night, but I'm not really sure what to do. I've transferred him a mostly dry ICU, but I can't think of what else I could possibly do? He's not even a full inch.
I've done a little looking around on the boards and so far as I can tell when a T starts developing mold on itself, it's pretty much fatal. I don't want this to be the case, but I do fear that I will lose this little guy.
I can't provide y'all with a picture right now, but I'll try to have one up as soon as I can, tomorrow if possible.