yeah, my Chilean Rose did the same exact thing to me today. He was on his back and not moving at all. I gently moved his legs and they were pretty rigid just like in the first part of the video so I came here to do a search on this. That video gives me hope at least.
I don't want to handle him while he is getting ready to molt, but just wondering if I should put him back on his back again, or do you think he will flip himself over on his own?
I don't want to handle him while he is getting ready to molt, but just wondering if I should put him back on his back again, or do you think he will flip himself over on his own?