Oh lawd, is dat some molds?

[Snowy Prower]

Well I'm back again, and this time it's my beloved brazilian white knee. Recently, like yesterday I found a portion of her poop outside her hide lightly fuzzed in mold, I removed it fcourse but there is a problem, there is a hell of alot more poop in her hide and when I took a look today ( Hide is a jar I put against the glass so I can always see what my T's are doing, I put moss over the top of it to keep it dark so the T is unknowing of herself being watched. ) and there is more poop in the back, lightly fuzzed. I'd go and get it with a chop stick but she's very protective of her hide.


What do I do? :O!

 

[jbrd]

If you are seeing that much mold sounds like it is time for a substrate change to me and try to add some more ventilation the the enclosure.

 

[Snowy Prower]

-_- That's the obvious answer that I was afarid of. ** Shot gun cocking sound ensue here. ** I just know she's gonna flip. ._.

 

[jbrd]

Yeah its always kinda fun and thrilling to do a major enclosure cleaning where the T has to come out. Ya never know whats gonna happen

 

[CedrikG]

just time to rehouse it ...

Are you sure its poo ? because i've observed many time with my Acanthoscuria geniculata that it VOMITS a white liquid that looks a lot like poo, it seem'S to be not dangerous for the Ts... Just weird and something I did'nt explain yet

 

[MindUtopia]

I would just clean it out and keep the humidity lower in the future. Spider poop usually dries pretty fast so I would imagine the environment would have to be fairly moist for it to grow mold.

 

[Snowy Prower]

I just rehoused her. And yes it was poop, most of it I watch her poo herself. She comes out of her hide regulerly but if you try to pick her up she'll eather rear up, run into the hide, or whip left and up the glass ( That's when I'm forced to hold her )


Heres a pic.

http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a306/Snowy-Power/DSCF2026.jpg