poecilotheria ornata can't walk

[Stewart1021]

maybe some problam so the content cange to chinese,sorry about that.
I want to get the opinion of some folks who may have experienced this before. Today I notic my P.ornata can't walk and even holding its weight up with her leg,but yesterday I still seen her walking on the container.I don't see any mould or mite.
I have no idea what reason make this.Now I placed it in the ICU.
pic1:the day befor yesterday

pic2：now

 

[Albireo Wulfbooper]

Dehydration? 它脱水了吗 Does it have a water dish?

翻译 So others don't need to translate:

"I want to ask some people who may have experienced this before. Today I noticed that my P.ornata could not walk or even lift its weight with her legs, but yesterday I still saw her walking on the container. I can't see any mold or mites.
I don't know what caused it, and now I put it in the ICU.
Figure 1: yesterday
Figure 2: now"

 

[ColeopteraC]

Administer water to the pedipalps ASAP, whatever you’re keeping her in whilst ill needs to be well ventilated.

Need photos of the entire enclosure and husbandry specifics to solve the problem, we can’t help otherwise...

 

[Stewart1021]

Dehydration? 它脱水了吗 Does it have a water dish?

I don't think so.its water dish have enought water.

Administer water to the pedipalps ASAP, whatever you’re keeping her in whilst ill needs to be well ventilated.

Need photos of the entire enclosure and husbandry specifics to solve the problem, we can’t help otherwise...

here is the enclosure photo


Temps 26C-27C
humidity 70-80%
spray water to keep substrate moistfeed and feed 3cm dubia roach/week

翻译 So others don't need to translate:

"I want to ask some people who may have experienced this before. Today I noticed that my P.ornata could not walk or even lift its weight with her legs, but yesterday I still saw her walking on the container. I can't see any mold or mites.
I don't know what caused it, and now I put it in the ICU.
Figure 1: yesterday
Figure 2: now"

I didn't notice my translater change content to chinese,thx

 

[Dorifto]

That enclosure needs more ventilation holes, and two, she needs a bigger enclosure.

It is she alive? How you found her? Looks dead to me sorry.

 

[Stewart1021]

That enclosure needs more ventilation holes, and two, she needs a bigger enclosure.

It is she alive? How you found her? Looks dead to me sorry.

OK,I will make sour other Poe's ventilation .shes only 6",but the enclosure is 8"x8"x10", it still too small?
Sadly she's gone,it looks like lossing some contro ability,so the fluid concentrat at her's abdomen.I found her stay on the substrate and looks weak when I want to breeding another Poe.

 

[ColeopteraC]

Sorry for your loss. Much more ventilation was needed. I’d recommend you check out the Poecilotheria threads here for info.

I put it in the ICU.

Wish I caught this earlier, ICU’s are deathtraps for T’s, all keeping them in a stuffy environment will do is encourage disease and mold. Especially after the problem seems to be lack of ventilation. Not your fault though, lots of misinformation has been spread around regarding them. Some more research on here and you’ll be good.

Best of luck in your future T keeping endeavours!