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I still have my Costa Rican Zebra. What should I replace the Rose Hair with? I have had her for a long time but she wasn't the most exciting arachnid on the planet. I had a GBB but it wasn't right from the time I ordered it and it only lived like 2 weeks. I kept a Black Widow (not a T, I...

thank you and all for your help/advice today

Thanks Stace......

after further examination, it looks like she my have bled out for lack of a better word. One of her legs is stuck to her abdomen and she shows no signs of life whatsoever

none whatsoever and she looks really emaciated. 48 hrs seems like a long time for her to be laying that way

that's where I sprayed a little bit of warm water to try to help. Gently touching a leg gets no response. It's crazy, she's molted several times before with no issues.....

as best as I can tell, it looks like one small piece is still attached to the underside of her abdomen but other than that she's completely out. It's one tiny piece that almost looks like an umbilical cord for lack of a better term

here's a pic from looking down on top. I'm not sure she is still alive. She looks pretty emaciated.

OK, after looking in her tank, I'm looking at it backwards, she is flat of her back but best I can tell she hasn't moved since Saturday.

Her remaining old carcass does look like she started on her back. Is there a way I can gentley move her or the old shell?

Yes, she almost looks like she is in the threat position. I added a few drops of warm water but she make no movement at all. Picture is turned 90 degrees from her actual position and it looks like she is 1/2 out...

My Chilean Rose Hair started a molt sometime Friday. When I stopped by my office on Saturday she was in this position and still remains in the same position today. Is this normal? There are no signs at all that she has moved since Saturday. Shes about as big as the palm of my hand. I have...