I had a gorgeous aprox 1 year old juvenile LP who has suddenly died after being a ferocious eater and seemingly happy with no signs of stress. I’m most confused because when I found it to be dead the legs were not in death curl and their was no visible injuries. I left it for about 3 days in denial about it being dead. I’m asking if any keepers have found a T in this way.
Her enclosure was kept at a appropriate moisture level and she always had fresh water available. I will mention it seemed like he/she hadent molted in a long time. And was wandering the walls of the enclosure in the days before it’s death.
For any more experienced keepers, what are some of the reason otherwise healthy Ts suddenly pass away?
Her enclosure was kept at a appropriate moisture level and she always had fresh water available. I will mention it seemed like he/she hadent molted in a long time. And was wandering the walls of the enclosure in the days before it’s death.
For any more experienced keepers, what are some of the reason otherwise healthy Ts suddenly pass away?
I don't have any ideas I'm afraid but would like to know the same thing. It feels extra heartbreaking when a seemingly healthy T suddenly drops dead. I lost my Avicularia juvenile Layla not long ago in a similar way. I'd had her around 2 years and had big hopes for her getting to adulthood, her abdomen looked healthy even in the death curl 
