What about a white substance? Sorry for the low quality pics
I noticed that the white stuff in its mouth is now gone. It must have "cleaned" it off with a droplet on the wall of the enclosure or something because it is smeared on the glass now. Kind of looks like bird droppings on a windshield. I tried the cage shaking test the article cited and the T reacted with normal movement.I've seen that before... might not be the same in your case but worth reading. Look at the bottom of the page at the link:
http://giantspiders.com/ailments.html
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The white substance could be an indication of a nematode infection and can spread throughout your collection. You should quarintine it until you can dismiss that as a possibility.
it's not white it's clear and i think i'd notice the worm infection lolI've seen that before... might not be the same in your case but worth reading. Look at the bottom of the page at the link:
http://giantspiders.com/ailments.html
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The white substance could be an indication of a nematode infection and can spread throughout your collection. You should quarintine it until you can dismiss that as a possibility.
They weren't responding to you:it's not white it's clear and i think i'd notice the worm infection lol
The clear liquid is saliva.What about a white substance? Sorry for the low quality pics