YagerManJennsen
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I found her curled this morning when I dampened the sub around her. No reaction at all. Maybe If I tried that sooner she would have made it.
Don't beat yourself up.. It was a long shot. I'm sorry for your loss mate.I found her curled this morning when I dampened the sub around her. No reaction at all. Maybe If I tried that sooner she would have made it.
Not necessarily. The injury was likely too severe.I found her curled this morning when I dampened the sub around her. No reaction at all. Maybe If I tried that sooner she would have made it.
No... I doubt. That pic had written bad all over the place, man.I found her curled this morning when I dampened the sub around her. No reaction at all. Maybe If I tried that sooner she would have made it.
As others said, don't beat yourself up. I'm surprised she even made it past a few hours, that looked like a pretty severe rupture. Don't think you could've done a thing to save her.I found her curled this morning when I dampened the sub around her. No reaction at all. Maybe If I tried that sooner she would have made it.
she just bolted when I opened the enclosure to give her a superworm.how did she escape?
o, she bolted when I open the enclosure for feeding.Sorry for your loss man. It sucks to lose a tarantula and looking at the picture the injury looked too severe to be saved so unfortunately there probably wasn't anything you could've done. It's always better to try though
Sorry to hear it man. That's a tough break.she just bolted when I opened the enclosure to give her a superworm.
Do you have liquid bandaid? I think @robc said this worked.
Ive also heard flour, cornstarch, or superglue... good luck!
Living in the past I see.HahaSuper glue isn't a good idea it can make the exoskeleton stuck to its body