Hi y'all
I got this Nhandu tripepii a month or 1,5 month ago. It molted fine about a week ago. For the caring aspect, I keep it pretty much like my A. geniculata sling which is doing fine
I rehoused it because the enclosure was too small and I MIGHT have poured too much water. Not enough to drown it but that species does not need that much water
I'm not quite sure what's the reason for that probably coming death. I am keeping more than 20 Ts in that same room and that N. tripepii is the only one affected.
Now it is on its back, moving a bit more than yesterday. Still it looks really bad. I give it water drops on its mouth and I saw that the fangs were moving towards the mouth. Maybe drinking ?
Do you have other suggestion ? What can I possibly do ?
I know all slings don't always survive but I still can improve in T husbandry
I got this Nhandu tripepii a month or 1,5 month ago. It molted fine about a week ago. For the caring aspect, I keep it pretty much like my A. geniculata sling which is doing fine
I rehoused it because the enclosure was too small and I MIGHT have poured too much water. Not enough to drown it but that species does not need that much water
I'm not quite sure what's the reason for that probably coming death. I am keeping more than 20 Ts in that same room and that N. tripepii is the only one affected.
Now it is on its back, moving a bit more than yesterday. Still it looks really bad. I give it water drops on its mouth and I saw that the fangs were moving towards the mouth. Maybe drinking ?
Do you have other suggestion ? What can I possibly do ?
I know all slings don't always survive but I still can improve in T husbandry
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