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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Kymura" data-source="post: 64021" data-attributes="member: 4072">Ok guys, listen, I wasn't going to say anything, but this is a bit ridiculous..seriously, Definitively not the place for name calling and rage responses.   There are myriads of places around for that, and they accept it as part of things, this however isn't  the place.You had to know folks were going to be reactive and showed that in your first post.and be honest, you had to expect less than desirable responses the moment you posted kill it with fire.First: OP, This is a forum full of folks who truly care about arachnids, asking for help,  having that offered, but then going off on a tangent and showing your ass won't get you the help you're looking for, Not every reply is going to be exactly what you want to hear. There's honest advice there, if it doesn't work for you, fine, say so, a simple statement, 'space heater isn't an option for me ' period.  This is about the T, and whats best to try to help it through this. Cursing, trolling, and acting the fool won't get you help.Second: offering advice with demands is never helpful either, none of us know anothers situation and that's just going to push folks away ...again, I'm fairly certain that's not the type of place we want to be known as. This is simply a thread to offer advice on how to best help the sling. Up to them if they utilize it or not. Finger pointing or name calling just drives folks away. Whats important right here right now is the spider. OP, read the responses again ,take what you can use from them  Its not about you or your problems with someone acting in a way you don't care for, bottom line here, and the only thing of importance is the T, not bruised feelings.Basic advice so far, Keep offering it prekilled or bugsoup, keep it hydrated, if it can eat, it can molt and repair itself.Perhaps a freshly molted prekilled mealworm would be easier for it to grasp and eat.Please DO keep us updated on the little guy</blockquote>

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