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Arachnobaron
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If you're worried about the T being dead just give the enclosure a sniff. You'll smell it.
No biggy my friendedit..., didn't read the whole first post.![]()
Same here but mine molts in the open over the entrance to it's burrow.. It's the second molt I have had with him and he's done it both times..How odd, mine are out every day until they molt. Interesting.
My balfouri is prob ab 3-3.5" - is that large enough to cause a noticeable odor if dead?If you're worried about the T being dead just give the enclosure a sniff. You'll smell it.
I've never smelled a dead T but I imagine if it is that big there should be some smell. A 1 inch dubia reeks if it's left out dead too long.
Hmmm there's no odor, just smells like substrate. That's good news I assume lolI've never smelled a dead T but I imagine if it is that big there should be some smell. A 1 inch dubia reeks if it's left out dead too long.
Look for subtle changes in his webbing or the entrance(s) to his burrow..A lot of Ts in my collection over the years have been pet holes and thats one thing I do to figure out if the little buggers are still kicking..Hmmm there's no odor, just smells like substrate. That's good news I assume lol