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Hey guys...I have a quick question about my baby (roughly .75") Poecilotheria regalis.
Yesterday it was a thriving, happy little dude, and I watched as it pounced on a week-old cricket...
But tonight, I noticed it lying on the ground, with its legs curled under it's body.
A quick check of his cage shows a temperature of 76°, and a humidity level of 75%...I checked the memory on the thermometer, and there was no fluctuations in temperature or humidity throughout the day.
I have never seen a aboreal T molt...so I don't know if this is what it is indeed doing, or if he has gone to the great "Spider-web-in-the-sky"
Any help, suggestions (or hell, even laughs) from those familiar with Poecilotheria regalis appreciated.
Yesterday it was a thriving, happy little dude, and I watched as it pounced on a week-old cricket...
But tonight, I noticed it lying on the ground, with its legs curled under it's body.
A quick check of his cage shows a temperature of 76°, and a humidity level of 75%...I checked the memory on the thermometer, and there was no fluctuations in temperature or humidity throughout the day.
I have never seen a aboreal T molt...so I don't know if this is what it is indeed doing, or if he has gone to the great "Spider-web-in-the-sky"
Any help, suggestions (or hell, even laughs) from those familiar with Poecilotheria regalis appreciated.