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Sick or Dying Rose Hair?
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<blockquote data-quote="meiryrodriguez" data-source="post: 178573" data-attributes="member: 33366"><p>The substrate is not pine or cedar. The bottom layer is coco fiber and there's a layer of Zoo Med Forest Floor on top which is cypress, I believe. And you were right, she started molting this morning. Though she did not flip on to her back and now she's laying sort of sideways, with one side of her legs under her, so I am a bit concerned.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="meiryrodriguez, post: 178573, member: 33366"] The substrate is not pine or cedar. The bottom layer is coco fiber and there's a layer of Zoo Med Forest Floor on top which is cypress, I believe. And you were right, she started molting this morning. Though she did not flip on to her back and now she's laying sort of sideways, with one side of her legs under her, so I am a bit concerned. [/QUOTE]
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