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Still no real change..
So for future reference is an ICU ever a good idea if a T isn't dehydrated? She was never shriveling to begin with and I never changed the amount of water I added to her enclosure to risk dessication. so I wasn't sure why she suggested but I figured she definitely knows...
Thank you, I moved her out of the ICU yesterday after I read that. she stretched out two of her legs and has been like that since last night. still alive though whether that's a good or bad thing (if she's suffering). I'm just going to keep her substrate moist and let her do her thing.
Hey guys. so my GBB molted for the first time on Saturday since I got her as a 2nd instar. she was fine up until that point and post molt she was very skittish which is understandable. a couple days after the molt she started to death curl. she was starting to fold her legs under not over her...
It's still pretty tall compared to his size. and so the takeaway regarding the GBB is that the smaller cup is so that I don't lose her but it wouldn't hurt to upgrade her provided I still maintain temp and humidity requirements correct?
Thank you! I was confused because my friend (also new to the hobby) got an antilles pinktoe and he came in a much larger tupperware. Is it a terrestrial vs. arboreal sort of thing?
Hello! I recently got my first T and so since I'm new to the hobby had a question as to when i can change her enclosure. She's a 2nd instar that I got a couple weeks ago and is still in the 2oz deli cup she came with but it seems really small. Tips?