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Thread: Red Knee Q

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    Red Knee Q

    Just a question on my Mexican Red Knee. I got him/her Oct 23rd(ish) and it's only eaten one cricket since I got it...

    I have it in a deli container, a rectangle one maybe 3.5" x 5", holes for ventilation, a hide, and a small bottle cap for water. It's the largest T I've owned so far, and my other species eat consistently at least once every 4-5 days, so I'm starting to get a little nervous. At first I figured it was about to molt, which I still think it will soon, but it's not eating. I gave it a live cricket maybe 2 days after I got it, then have attempted since and even tried a prekilled cricket and it's just not interested. I tried a mealworm the other day, pretty sure the mealworm got away and burrowed in the substrate

    Either way, just wondering if this is normal?
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    Ya, normal girl Probably in premolt .. I had a friend tell me it could last up to 3 weeks O.O

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    Sheesh, I know they go off feed before molting but I was starting to get nervous with how long it's been. We shall see, hopefully it molts soon...I'll also be finding out the sex with the next molt
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    Your cricket is a bit big but that's besides the point. Premolt for sure. I have my most voracious tarantula not eating for several weeks and sure enough, he's upside down on a web mat last night!

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    I'm still waiting for my tiny tiny curly hair to molt. Grr, he is taking forever and hes only a half inch!

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    My tarantula is fat because all it wants to do is eat.


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