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I don't really know much of anything about this stuff, except that she's a 17 year old female Brown Haitian that my neighbor couldn't take with her on her move.
Does she need UV light?
Drops of some sort? There must be.
What is this illness?
We're indoors in Florida, with a temperature of like 74 degrees and a humidity of 55%. I do have a little 5 gallon tank heat pad stuck to the side of the glass, I could turn on. Am using aspen bedding. She's not very active, never has been (i've seen some on youtube jumping around). I suspect she's got at least a couple more years in her. She's always been in a 10 gallon tank, fed around 7 crickets a month, if that.
It's been getting worse over the years. Could it be the stress of being by the front door of the house? I could put her in a lower traffic area, but it would fluctuate in temp and humidity much more, as low as 65 degrees, not sure if i'd trust the heat pad on that, and she might get more vibration from music there, as opposed to door slamming and foot traffic.
http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp43/mef1975/Tarantula/IMG_20160728_144803203_zpsfkciwvqa.jpg
http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp43/mef1975/Tarantula/IMG_20160728_144815551_zps0tktcjlq.jpg
http://i396.photobucket.com/albums/pp43/mef1975/Tarantula/IMG_20160728_144818243_zpsysg70ac1.jpg
I don't really know much of anything about this stuff, except that she's a 17 year old female Brown Haitian that my neighbor couldn't take with her on her move.
Does she need UV light?
Drops of some sort? There must be.
What is this illness?
We're indoors in Florida, with a temperature of like 74 degrees and a humidity of 55%. I do have a little 5 gallon tank heat pad stuck to the side of the glass, I could turn on. Am using aspen bedding. She's not very active, never has been (i've seen some on youtube jumping around). I suspect she's got at least a couple more years in her. She's always been in a 10 gallon tank, fed around 7 crickets a month, if that.
It's been getting worse over the years. Could it be the stress of being by the front door of the house? I could put her in a lower traffic area, but it would fluctuate in temp and humidity much more, as low as 65 degrees, not sure if i'd trust the heat pad on that, and she might get more vibration from music there, as opposed to door slamming and foot traffic.
