XzotticAnimal420
Arachnosquire
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- Jul 8, 2010
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So I recently lost several T's to what I think was a bad batch of food. Im not positive though, let me know what you guys think.
Yesterday I noticed one of my last remaining survivors, Skeletor, a Skeleton T has one of her rear legs folded under her and she doesnt walk on the end of it..instead she puts her weight on the joint next closest to the ground. I touched her leg and its hard. Only one is folded under like that, but I noticed on two of her other legs, there is a bright white powdery looking substance..but I didnt touch it to know thats what it feels like. There are just a few lines of white..nothing Ive ever seen before.
If there could be any connection to leg problems..I found my Red Knee dead last week..her leg, not attached to or caught on anything, was on the other end of her enclosure, and she was dead on the other end, bleeding from the socket where the leg was. I recently changed their soil to and the humidity was right where it should have been...but it was bizarre. My Metallic Pink Toe died of DKS about a month ago, two weeks ago my Rosehair died suddenly, then the Red Knee...and now Ive got Skeletors leg lookin bad. If it helps, all of my remaining T's, including the Skeleton are eating well and obviously, all housed seperatley. What do you guys think? Any suggestions?
Yesterday I noticed one of my last remaining survivors, Skeletor, a Skeleton T has one of her rear legs folded under her and she doesnt walk on the end of it..instead she puts her weight on the joint next closest to the ground. I touched her leg and its hard. Only one is folded under like that, but I noticed on two of her other legs, there is a bright white powdery looking substance..but I didnt touch it to know thats what it feels like. There are just a few lines of white..nothing Ive ever seen before.
If there could be any connection to leg problems..I found my Red Knee dead last week..her leg, not attached to or caught on anything, was on the other end of her enclosure, and she was dead on the other end, bleeding from the socket where the leg was. I recently changed their soil to and the humidity was right where it should have been...but it was bizarre. My Metallic Pink Toe died of DKS about a month ago, two weeks ago my Rosehair died suddenly, then the Red Knee...and now Ive got Skeletors leg lookin bad. If it helps, all of my remaining T's, including the Skeleton are eating well and obviously, all housed seperatley. What do you guys think? Any suggestions?
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