ElSilverWind
Arachnopeon
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- Oct 9, 2020
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Greetings, I purchased a Tliltocatl Albopilosum sling (about 1/4) a little over a month ago. The little thing dug itself a burrow right away and has been more than happy to just chill in its little home. It sealed off the entrance about a week ago so now I can't really see it anymore, so I believe that it may be in premolt/going to molt soon.
I have my slings on a bit of a schedule. Saturday and Wednesday nights I drop in a cricket leg or piece of a mealworm, refill water dishes if needed, and spot clean. Thursday/Sunday Mornings I remove any uneaten food items.
However, when I do this, I pick up the sling enclosure and move it from my shelf and place it on a table. I don't normally think much of it, but if my sling is molting while I'm lifting it's whole little world up off the ground, could it stress the T and cause a bad molt?
Probably just being a little paranoid, but I'd rather ask a dumb question than make a mistake because I didn't know something obvious.
I have my slings on a bit of a schedule. Saturday and Wednesday nights I drop in a cricket leg or piece of a mealworm, refill water dishes if needed, and spot clean. Thursday/Sunday Mornings I remove any uneaten food items.
However, when I do this, I pick up the sling enclosure and move it from my shelf and place it on a table. I don't normally think much of it, but if my sling is molting while I'm lifting it's whole little world up off the ground, could it stress the T and cause a bad molt?
Probably just being a little paranoid, but I'd rather ask a dumb question than make a mistake because I didn't know something obvious.