Dora
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My sling T.apophysis was in the right place to molt and now it has turn into normal position only the capace is out of the skin!What can I do to help??
How long has she been molting?My sling T.apophysis was in the right place to molt and now it has turn into normal position only the capace is out of the skin!What can I do to help??
It takes some time to molt. There is nothing you can do but wait. I know, that is hard. But you can't help a T molt. Leave it in peace and hope it will make it through.It will drive me crazy for sure...Now it has returned backwards but it isn't moving at all...
I've had one of my Ts decide it wanted a better molting spot before. It turned over and moved a bit away and rolled beck over and molted. When they start molting just leave them be. There really is nothing you can do to help and often you'll cause more harm than good.It will drive me crazy for sure...Now it has returned backwards but it isn't moving at all...
It happens so often for me if I stressed out each time I'd be a wreck a few times a week.Thank you all for the replies I have so many Ts for many years an yet the stress about molting is something I can't deal with....
Sometimes that will happen no matter how much good we keep them. It's not fun when it occurs though.Yes exactly....And my big big worry is when everything is fine(temperature,humidity) and the molt is problematic...It is something I will never accept
It did look pretty wet.I have a young adult female T. apophysis. Your substrate looks like there are puddles of water all throughout the photos...it could be too wet for it. It's tough to get their humidity correct and I still worry about mine. Without disturbing her as much as possible, fold a paper towel and soak up some of the water.
I have a young adult female T. apophysis. Your substrate looks like there are puddles of water all throughout the photos...it could be too wet for it. It's tough to get their humidity correct and I still worry about mine. Without disturbing her as much as possible, fold a paper towel and soak up some of the water.