Anyone ever had a T molt and get stuck in their molt mat?
Buddha molted yesterday morning. But hadn't flipped back over when I went to bed after midnight, about 15 hours after she molted.
This morning I got up and checked on her, her legs were flailing she's trying to right herself but falls back, then waits a bit and does it again.
My son and I gently help her flip over and that's when we see the web and substrate stuck to her carapace between her L1 leg and pedipalp.
We gently moisten the remove as mush as we can. Her legs are free and her left pedipalp is now free. She's got a tiny bit stuck to her carapace still but I didn't want to mess with her anymore since it's only been 24 hours since she molted now.
Here's a pic just after cleaning the substrate off.
You can see the little bit of substrate just above her left pedipalp. I'm thinking I can leave it, it doesn't look to be causing issues with her legs, pedipalp, or chelicerae.
Thoughts?
Buddha molted yesterday morning. But hadn't flipped back over when I went to bed after midnight, about 15 hours after she molted.
This morning I got up and checked on her, her legs were flailing she's trying to right herself but falls back, then waits a bit and does it again.
My son and I gently help her flip over and that's when we see the web and substrate stuck to her carapace between her L1 leg and pedipalp.
We gently moisten the remove as mush as we can. Her legs are free and her left pedipalp is now free. She's got a tiny bit stuck to her carapace still but I didn't want to mess with her anymore since it's only been 24 hours since she molted now.
Here's a pic just after cleaning the substrate off.
You can see the little bit of substrate just above her left pedipalp. I'm thinking I can leave it, it doesn't look to be causing issues with her legs, pedipalp, or chelicerae.
Thoughts?