Hi y'all,
First of all I have no problem with my Ts, just a question.
I met a long-time breeder a few weeks back. We talked about parasite infections and he told me that the very first sign of infections is that the spider will catch a prey, then let it go and act like it's eating. You'll find that tarantula hours or days later with pedipalps under the mouth like it's eating the air. He also told me that at this point it's probably already too late for that specimen and maybe the whole collection
Have you ever noticed such a thing ? I think it's very interesting
First of all I have no problem with my Ts, just a question.
I met a long-time breeder a few weeks back. We talked about parasite infections and he told me that the very first sign of infections is that the spider will catch a prey, then let it go and act like it's eating. You'll find that tarantula hours or days later with pedipalps under the mouth like it's eating the air. He also told me that at this point it's probably already too late for that specimen and maybe the whole collection
Have you ever noticed such a thing ? I think it's very interesting