How Do You Know if a Tarantula Is Dead
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I dont know if my tarantula is Expressionless!!!
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Perhaps if you could requite a petty more info well-nigh what kind of tarantula it is and what other behaviours it's been displaying...and if its legs aren't curled under and if it was doing that "quivering thing" you lot alluded to (which was it probably kicking hairs at you, if it was its back leg "quivering" near its belly) and so it should exist fine...several weeks isn't a long fourth dimension, especially if it's a large female T...Hello all, I am new to the tarantula ownership affair, and I noticed but now that my tarantula isnt moving and is in the upright position. No where in my book did information technology say anything about the behaviors attributed to molting, so I dont know if they are supposed to move or not. I was moving the cage around and and so it started shaking its arm, most similar a quivering affair. I dont know what to exercise. She hasnt been eating at all lately and she didnt seem to be dringing any water, but I causeless that she was going to mold presently, only weeks passed by and she hadnt molted. Never did she seem less active or anything to that matter, and then information technology didnt occur to me that anything else could be wrong.Sarah
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LOL
I would agree that if it was moving its more then likely alright.
But let usa know more than about the T.
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Just thought I'd leave a quick post. I'thou sot sure whether it is only having a trouble with the molt or if it has indeed died. My wife (cricket54) and girl (xanadu1015) are the real experts in the firm. When one of them gets a take chances I'll tell them to leave a reply. Nosotros have a versicolor and beloved it.
Practiced luck...
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Hi. She is moulting. Do not desterb the spider./ Johan ÖistämöHowdy all, I am new to the tarantula ownership thing, and I noticed just now that my tarantula isnt moving and is in the upright position. No where in my volume did it say anything about the behaviors attributed to molting, so I dont know if they are supposed to move or not. I was moving the muzzle around and then information technology started shaking its arm, almost like a quivering thing. I dont know what to do. She hasnt been eating at all lately and she didnt seem to be dringing whatever water, but I assumed that she was going to mold before long, simply weeks passed by and she hadnt molted. Never did she seem less active or anything to that matter, so information technology didnt occur to me that anything else could exist wrong.Sarah
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That sounds like a dead T. Defiently NOT molting, not after that long and yes, Ts practice move when they molt, they have to in society to become out of the old exo. If it'due south stiff and all curled upward under its self, I would say information technology's a gonner.Ok, its a Vesricolor, Female person...Not that old, certainly not full grown and information technology wasnt moving in sych a way that it was angry, it was more of a slight shivering motion. It wasnt that noticable, AND it hasnt moved AT ALL sense yesterday. PLUS it is stiff every bit a board and when I picked it up, at that place was nothing. Its just crimpled up with all of its legs under itself which is the typical sign of decease, its sprawled out on its tummy. I recall that information technology got stuck in its molt. It might have been dehydrated.
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The abdomen volition get soft in a few days if information technology is in fact dead and it will begin to scent.Ok, its a Vesricolor, Female...Not that sometime, certainly not full grown and it wasnt moving in sych a fashion that it was angry, information technology was more of a slight shivering movement. It wasnt that noticable, AND it hasnt moved AT ALL sense yesterday. PLUS information technology is stiff as a lath and when I picked it upwardly, there was nothing. Its just crimpled up with all of its legs under itself which is the typical sign of decease, its sprawled out on its breadbasket. I remember that it got stuck in its molt. It might have been dehydrated.
If the legs are crimped upwards with no motion, I would say dead.
Why would information technology have been dehydrated? Was in that location admission to water?
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Sorry to hear the T died. As the others have said don't allow this discourage you. My married woman and daughter have had a couple practise a header and land on the flooring and die while they were handling them. The lastest was the blondi I got my son-in-law for Christmas. So they went to the Maryland show and got another i. That's what we all do.
Is it time for a spider road trip?
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howdy, so i have had Gizmo for about 9 calendar month now, he is a pink toe tarantula. Anyways, he has gone through his first molt and did pretty well, only took him 1 calendar month. Well-nigh mid December he bilt his shelter ( which you cannot see through) and entered his second molt. Since then - no sign of him. And so today, i took a wink low-cal and glanced in there for a second. he is curled kinda, but the thing is HE IS E'er CURLED, it's like he loves being like that, so seeing him curled didnt bother me at first. That was until i signed in here and read your communication on how if it's curled it's dead. At present i'chiliad freaking out big time. does anyone know how i tin be sure? Lada
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