i mist the tank about once a day, and he hasnt accepted food in about 1.5 weeks. i held it right in front of him too with tweezers. i dont know how big he isWolvie56X said:whens the last time you misted the tank and fed it? and how big is it?
In my experience, any strange movements or postures when enclosure conditions are correct, are definitely cause for a "wait and see" approach. It will either molt, give birth or die, and in any case, any curious actions on my part have never been benificial. Best to make certain that no bright light or harsh vibrations will effect it as well. I hope that all turns out for the best.Scorpiove said:If it is molting don't touch it anymore, you can cause serious damage. Just wait for awhile and see what happens.
They will stop eating and hang out in one place,sometimes near a heat source or in the case of some species, they will seal themselves inside a burrow or scrape. You may also witness some subtle "pumping" movements just prior to the molt.al885 said:what are they supposed to do when they molt?
I'm very sorry to hear that, you have my condolences.al885 said:Im pretty sure it died, i woke up this morning to find it on its side, and its claw arm was bent in a direction that didnt look natural and he wasnt moving. i touched him and he didnt move, its limp as can be
What was the usual temp and humidity in the tank?. What is the composition and origin of the substrate?. How often was it eating?, what water dish setup was used?. Was the enclosure in any direct sunlight?. Also, was the enclosure located in an area of the home where anyone might be spraying any aerosols?. How large was the scorpion?.al885 said:I want to know why it died and if i did something wrong and caused it