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Dorifto

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Try to keep her moister than usual if your enclosure's ventilation allows it, to reduce even more the dehydration process.
 

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Try to keep her moister than usual if your enclosure's ventilation allows it, to reduce even more the dehydration process.
Already doing that, here's what the situation looks like right now.
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She climbed out of the water dish as I was filling it, but she's back trying to drink again :/
 

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Still alive, sits in her waterdish most of the time.

The hair on her chelicerae is starting to wear off.
 

Dorifto

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Increased moisture, not temp, but she's kept at 25C rn so it's not like she's cold.
You have the option to increase it to 28-30C?

I made a little experiment with my Ts to "confirm" my previous experiences by increasing the moisture and the temp to 27C in my vivs, same as outer temps, and both molted within a week to each other.

Maybe it could help, but I cant guarantee you nothing. But if you feel that now she wouldn't be to trigger a molt, maybe I'd give it a try.

That's the post:

 

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You have the option to increase it to 28-30C?

I made a little experiment with my Ts to "confirm" my previous experiences by increasing the moisture and the temp to 27C in my vivs, same as outer temps, and both molted within a week to each other.

Maybe it could help, but I cant guarantee you nothing. But if you feel that now she wouldn't be to trigger a molt, maybe I'd give it a try.

That's the post:

I don't have any safe way of increasing temperature unfortunately, only lowering.
 

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And a heat mat?

I know that in the other side of the pond they have a bad name, but using them propperly can be helpful. If you decide to give it a try, we can give you some hints.
 

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And a heat mat?

I know that in the other side of the pond they have a bad name, but using them propperly can be helpful. If you decide to give it a try, we can give you some hints.
Don't have a mat, but i have old reptile lights. Doesnt seem that great of an idea tho
 

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Don't have a mat, but i have old reptile lights. Doesnt seem that great of an idea tho
Forget using lamps directly, they can dehydrate way too fast. But, you can use it indirectly, heating a cabinet or something else that passively may heat the enclosure.
 
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