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Hey guys, so I need some advice quick. I have a male M. balfouri that's about 3.5" DLS that I received about a week ago and he started molting last night about 24 hours ago. I went to remove the molt this morning and noticed that he has been in the same position since then. After careful checking out the situation I realized the he is fully out of the exoskeleton but there is a piece stuck to the abdomen and a piece stuck on the side of one of his fangs. There is also a back leg in between him and the molt and it looks mangled. All other legs are spread out. His colors are mostly back and his fangs are starting to harden and are red now. I need suggestions from experienced keepers on what to do. I have already increased humidity and dampened some substrate. Should I carefully cut away the full molt and just leave the stuck pieces? He is still on his back and seems unresponsive still.
---------- Post added 01-04-2015 at 10:09 PM ----------
Any experts out there? Not trying to lose this guy....
---------- Post added 01-04-2015 at 10:09 PM ----------
Any experts out there? Not trying to lose this guy....