Sohki
Arachnopeon
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I've been caring for my H. chilense sling since February... and it's been fine and healthy up until now... but I've been struggling with humidity. I've completely covered the lid with ventilation holes but I still couldn't get the moisture to go away. The substrate has been wet all this time and there have been mites for a while. I've tried replacing the substrate and adding as much ventilation as possible... but I felt it was still too wet, and the mites came back. So, I decided to stop giving the sling water altogether, because I figured it was humid enough in there and the sling could get moisture from its food. Now, I'm afriad I made a terrible mistake, because the once-healthy sling is in death curl, I think. Was I wrong to think it was too humid? Or is the humidy what is killing it after all? I love my baby Cibu... is there anything I can do?? :'C
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