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Hi
Im sorry for your loss.
I had few cases like this during the past year too.
Can't put my finger on any reason maintenance and care wise.
Couple of small juveniles (5-6cm)Pseudhapalopus sp colombia,Neischnocolus sp Panama and a little D diamantinensis sling.They were all well till they went in heavy premoult.The Pseudhapalopus sp colombia laid a moult mat but didn't moult for 3 days and it started curling and moving erratic before it poped the carapace and got stuck.
[USER=27444]@Arachnoclown[/USER] Do you think that them being on the chunky side has sth to do with it.
Regards Konstantin

[QUOTE="Konstantin, post: 205265, member: 30996"] Hi Im sorry for your loss. I had few cases like this during the past year too. Can't put my finger on any reason maintenance and care wise. Couple of small juveniles (5-6cm)Pseudhapalopus sp colombia,Neischnocolus sp Panama and a little D diamantinensis sling.They were all well till they went in heavy premoult.The Pseudhapalopus sp colombia laid a moult mat but didn't moult for 3 days and it started curling and moving erratic before it poped the carapace and got stuck. [USER=27444]@Arachnoclown[/USER] Do you think that them being on the chunky side has sth to do with it. Regards Konstantin [/QUOTE]

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