You may try the syringe/needle method if you should try it again, TL. It seems less invasive and leaves a smaller wound to seal. It should also reduce the area for bacteria to possibly invade. Oh and maybe a slight local antiseptic to clean the site prior to doing it. Just a suggestion. Oh and nice job on the first surgery. You're a natural.I'll post pics tonight or tomorrow of the lump now. And the more I look at her the more I am thinking of a second surgery. But I might wait one molt to see if there is a change for the better first.
Ya that was suggested, I was thinking that too, but like stated earlier in the thread he wouldnt know if he was going to suck out any vital organs or not. I hope that spider pulls this through thoughYou may try the syringe/needle method if you should try it again, TL. It seems less invasive and leaves a smaller wound to seal. It should also reduce the area for bacteria to possibly invade. Oh and maybe a slight local antiseptic to clean the site prior to doing it. Just a suggestion. Oh and nice job on the first surgery. You're a natural.
I would think if it's like an infectious sac it would be incapsulated from the general abdominal organs. If you should elect syringe therapy I would think you could exaspirate the contents of the capsule without any other goodies if you weren't too agressive with the draw. Just MO, either way you do good work, TL.Ya that was suggested, I was thinking that too, but like stated earlier in the thread he wouldnt know if he was going to suck out any vital organs or not. I hope that spider pulls this through though
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showpost.php?p=1326695&postcount=89How's that gal doing, Ryan
should be close to next molt
Update please
ah, Thanks, didnt know there was more then one thread about it
That was the initial thread.ah, Thanks, didnt know there was more then one thread about it