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[Deserthawk]

my brachypelma hamorri hasnt moved the whole day and looks like its not in a good condition(im not sure tho). It molted last friday and i havent given it anything to eat till now. Should i give it something to eat today( its only been 5 days). Is it fine or should i do something??

 

[Nunua]

My Augacephalus ezendami hasn't moved since 7 am (it's now 20:40 / 8:40 pm) and she is perfectly fine Based on the photos, there is nothing wrong with your B. hamorii. Sometimes tarantulas just decide to stay still for hours. Also, you said yours molted last Friday - Tarantulas may take quite a while doing postmolt stretching even in weird postures, so no need to worry

 

[Rs50matt]

It looks fine. Decent size so still stretching and hardening like nunua said. I wouldn’t be concerned about food as it’s abdomen looks a decent size. Most important thing is fluids so just make sure it has fresh water available at all times and you’ll be fine.

 

[Deserthawk]

My Augacephalus ezendami hasn't moved since 7 am (it's now 20:40 / 8:40 pm) and she is perfectly fine Based on the photos, there is nothing wrong with your B. hamorii. Sometimes tarantulas just decide to stay still for hours. Also, you said yours molted last Friday - Tarantulas may take quite a while doing postmolt stretching even in weird postures, so no need to worry

Thanks.
I got a bit worried

 

[Deserthawk]

My Augacephalus ezendami hasn't moved since 7 am (it's now 20:40 / 8:40 pm) and she is perfectly fine Based on the photos, there is nothing wrong with your B. hamorii. Sometimes tarantulas just decide to stay still for hours. Also, you said yours molted last Friday - Tarantulas may take quite a while doing postmolt stretching even in weird postures, so no need to worry

When do you think i should start feeding it??

 

[Nunua]

@Deserthawk You can start trying after you see your tarantula's fangs being pitch black, but remove the prey if your hamorii seems to be spooked / uncomfortable Some individuals could take up to three weeks before accepting feeders. Depends on their size and how fast they do harden up. Its abdomen looks fine, so there is nothing to worry about

 

[Arachnoclown]

When it starts wandering around and is active....like it's looking for something. That's when it's ready to eat.

 

[KezyGLA]

Pet rocks will be pet rocks

 

[Deserthawk]

My Augacephalus ezendami hasn't moved since 7 am (it's now 20:40 / 8:40 pm) and she is perfectly fine Based on the photos, there is nothing wrong with your B. hamorii. Sometimes tarantulas just decide to stay still for hours. Also, you said yours molted last Friday - Tarantulas may take quite a while doing postmolt stretching even in weird postures, so no need to worry

So being like this for hours are normal yeah?

 

[Rs50matt]

Yeah it’s fine. You can see it’s fangs aren’t completely blackened. So still stretching and hardening up.

 

[Arachnoclown]

He hasn't moved in almost a week after molting.

 

[Nunua]

Guys already answered to the third photo but yes, absolutely normal
Think it in this way: You've been given new clothes. They're two sizes too small, but you must wear them. You know that if you keep stretching them, they'll fit perfectly and you have full mobility, but you feel that they're constantly getting more and more stiff. You realize that you have only a certain amount of time to stretch your clothes before the sleeves and pant legs won't stretch anymore - What would you do?

 

[menavodi]

Guys already answered to the third photo but yes, absolutely normal
Think it in this way: You've been given new clothes. They're two sizes too small, but you must wear them. You know that if you keep stretching them, they'll fit perfectly and you have full mobility, but you feel that they're constantly getting more and more stiff. You realize that you have only a certain amount of time to stretch your clothes before the sleeves and pant legs won't stretch anymore - What would you do?

I love that explanation!

 

[Phil]

Guys already answered to the third photo but yes, absolutely normal
Think it in this way: You've been given new clothes. They're two sizes too small, but you must wear them. You know that if you keep stretching them, they'll fit perfectly and you have full mobility, but you feel that they're constantly getting more and more stiff. You realize that you have only a certain amount of time to stretch your clothes before the sleeves and pant legs won't stretch anymore - What would you do?

go on a diet....ha ha

I am joking. Great explanation

 

[Deserthawk]

Guys already answered to the third photo but yes, absolutely normal
Think it in this way: You've been given new clothes. They're two sizes too small, but you must wear them. You know that if you keep stretching them, they'll fit perfectly and you have full mobility, but you feel that they're constantly getting more and more stiff. You realize that you have only a certain amount of time to stretch your clothes before the sleeves and pant legs won't stretch anymore - What would you do?

You have a good way to explain stuff...thanks

 

[Nunua]

@menavodi, @Phil (only water and laxatives to you then, I guess, haha!), @Deserthawk - Thanks I have always been type of a person who tries to explain phenomena in different, more familiar contexts if possible. This helped me to get relatively good grades from courses I was sure I'm gonna fail