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This afternoon, while feeding the Ts, I noticed that Terra (our female T. blondi) was at the same exact location than when she came out of her den yesterday. I offered her a dubia and when I noticed she didn’t react I tapped on her leg. Unfortunately she had passed away. No injury, no visible parasites, no death curl and obviously she wasn’t starving and wasn’t dehydrated.
She was Enzo’s second T and his favorite. She had been with him for half of his life, 5 years and was about 2” when we welcomed her in our house. I am still lacking the courage to let him know or to turn off the light schedule on her enclosure.
Even as I try to convince myself she was just a bug, it is really hard and I sincerely hope she enjoyed her time with us and the love and attention we gave her.
She was Enzo’s second T and his favorite. She had been with him for half of his life, 5 years and was about 2” when we welcomed her in our house. I am still lacking the courage to let him know or to turn off the light schedule on her enclosure.
Even as I try to convince myself she was just a bug, it is really hard and I sincerely hope she enjoyed her time with us and the love and attention we gave her.
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