Blue Fang death, your thoughts please?

I had been keeping a eye on my 2 inch blue fang, it had not ate for a week and thought it was in a molt, but today got concerned and opened its burrow to find it dead, it was not hard, nor did it look like it died in pre molt but the rump looked full of fluid and the rest of the body was in the up right postion and soft.
The temps and humidity was good and was on coconut substrate, kind of discourages my from those Ts that burrow because cant see them as often to know there ok ?
Your thoughts please ?
2Bears

It could be impacted or a cyst but you would have to open the abdomen to find out.

Here is one case of a blue fang with an impacted abdomen.
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/sho...impaction-in-E.cynathogus&highlight=impaction

I had an sad case recently with a cyst in my tarantula
http://www.arachnoboards.com/ab/showthread.php?237293-Help!-Euathlus-sp-red-appears-sick

Sorry for your loss.

could be a lot of things. sometimes spiderlings just die, and we don't really know why. They have hundreds of babies so some just aren't going to make it. Sorry about your loss though, especially for such an awesome T.

so sorry for your loss.. i have bluefang too, hope my sling will be ok..

I hear a lot about people having problems keeping Blue Fangs alive. I hope the one I have makes it.

A 2" blue fang could have just been a MM that went unnoticed, I lost one that way.