Update on my P.Fasciata with prolapse

robc

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I took some more pics of my P.Fasciata with prolapse and it looks worse, what do you guys think.....this realy sucks......rob





 

B-fish

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Very weird, never knew tarantulas can get prolapse???odd
 

Talkenlate04

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Ewww ya that does not look to good.

I really think there might be a secondary bacterial infection occurring. I don't think there is anything you can do to help. Just hope it corrects itself when she molts.
 

robc

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Ewww ya that does not look to good.

I really think there might be a secondary bacterial infection occurring. I don't think there is anything you can do to help. Just hope it corrects itself when she molts.
I don't know what to do but just let nature take it's course, it looks like it is getting worse......rob:(
 

presurcukr

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I had a Sri Lankan ornamental had the same thing just befor she molted.It went away after the molt.
 

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What is prolapse? How do they get it and how do you prevent it? Is it an arboreal thing...environment?

Just curious because Im raising a pokie sling and would like to know how to prevent sucha thing.
 

Talkenlate04

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Definition,
"Pathology. a falling down of an organ or part, as the uterus, from its normal position."
I am not to sure how they get it,
No there is nothing you can do that I know of to prevent it,
And no it is not just restricted to arboreal I have seen it occur in the ground dwellers as well.
 

Cocoa-Jin

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so it only happens to females...pressumably after laying a sac or something?
 

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I don't know if there is a specific time it can happen but his female has not been mated or laid a sac.
 

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It most often happens during a molt, more than once this happend to my T's and it does (most of the time) correct itself. This may take a few molts, and sometimes it appears to be permanent.
Sam
 

Talkenlate04

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It most often happens during a molt, more than once this happend to my T's and it does (most of the time) correct itself. This may take a few molts, and sometimes it appears to be permanent.
Sam
The only times so far I have had it happen to my Ts was after a mating. Once I got one with the condition so I cannot be sure what caused that one.
 

robc

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The only times so far I have had it happen to my Ts was after a mating. Once I got one with the condition so I cannot be sure what caused that one.
I was told by the seller it happened during shipping, H stated he examined her before shipping and there was no evidence of this (I believe him)......I did notice when I gopened up the container she was in and lifted up the paper towel she was upside down, she must have been rubbing that are on the towel or something???
 

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Sorry Rob..

I heard your prolapse female passed away on your youtube. I'm really sorry about that.

If it's a falling of an organ, must happen with other species - like scorps. Never heard of this condition until I saw your videos. Then I thought it was a T deformation.
 
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