SorenExploren
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Hi folks!
I've had this Trinidad dwarf tiger tarantula for around a year now, her name is Marmalade and when I first started keeping here she was a somewhat sluggish eater but eventually she got into the swing of things. The breeder I got her from told me that she was a fully mature female and when I got her she seemed fairly healthy, but now she just wont eat? Its been several months and I swear I've tried everything. I've tried feeding her dead prey, live very small crickets, ect, and she just wont eat. It's gotten to the point that her abdomen is concerningly small and she is always rather flighty when I do open up her enclosure to refill water or feed. I've done my research and I know these guys can be very skittish and frightened so I do everything I can to not stress her out, anyone have any advice? I attached a photo of her when I first got one I don't have any of her now
I've had this Trinidad dwarf tiger tarantula for around a year now, her name is Marmalade and when I first started keeping here she was a somewhat sluggish eater but eventually she got into the swing of things. The breeder I got her from told me that she was a fully mature female and when I got her she seemed fairly healthy, but now she just wont eat? Its been several months and I swear I've tried everything. I've tried feeding her dead prey, live very small crickets, ect, and she just wont eat. It's gotten to the point that her abdomen is concerningly small and she is always rather flighty when I do open up her enclosure to refill water or feed. I've done my research and I know these guys can be very skittish and frightened so I do everything I can to not stress her out, anyone have any advice? I attached a photo of her when I first got one I don't have any of her now
