Private dealer. 'General Exotics' to be exact. Funny story: They just asked me for a testimonial.Was this dealer on ab, or somewhere else?
You should search the proper forum that I posted an inquiry about them in,and reply,or start a proper review thread. They have great prices,but something seemed off,so we did not order from them.Also heard about wrong orders and bad service. I say it is review time...Private dealer. 'General Exotics' to be exact. Funny story: They just asked me for a testimonial.
I was thinking about it. Their service and delivery was fine, but if all their animals are delivered in this state...You should search the proper forum that I posted an inquiry about them in,and reply,or start a proper review thread. They have great prices,but something seemed off,so we did not order from them.Also heard about wrong orders and bad service. I say it is review time...
That would make good sense as a lot of their stock is WC.i read a review somewhere that said that G.E. are like the middle man and the animals actually come from a few major reptile import companies in the US.
I can believe that. They have a huge variety of different pets for sale, far beyond just T's. Makes sense to have several suppliers to buy different animals from, then up-sell the pets to a consumer.i read a review somewhere that said that G.E. are like the middle man and the animals actually come from a few major reptile import companies in the US.
I'm amazed that someone actually guessed that! :razz: Yes, her namesake is indeed the character "Morrigan" from Dragon Age.Wow, she looks amazing. <3 I'm glad she fattened up for you. I don't really know much about Ts getting injured while being shipped but shipping an underfed animal really doesn't seem like a good idea to me. Especially not one THAT thin.
Also, is her name by any chance a reference to the game Dragon Age?
Bump and sorry for the double post.
I promised I'd post some pics next time I could, and after a week of hiding Morrigan has finally decided to show up for a photo op.
As you can see, she is looking a lot better. Thank you everyone for giving advice during this situation.
my thoughts exactly, my psalmos have lost that much in a moult before.Did she molt recently?
I've had a few mealworms dig under to the point I can't get them out in a few situations and have seen my Ts eating beetles I didn't put in there! It takes a month or two for them to go through the whole pupation process, but it's a nice little treat, I suppose!I have tongs. I've had a few of those little guys get away. I'll see if she'll take food a little later today. I hope she'll be alright...:wall:
This does make sense but it made me wonder....how long does it take for a Ts opisthosoma to get that small? If it's in stock as a sale item/animal, is food and water regularly withheld from it in case an order comes in for it? Or like previous posters said, perhaps they are WC. I wonder how long they keep them before selling them.from my understanding, the most likely reason your T looks underfed is this: if it were fat and happy and was shipped like that there is more of a chance of the abdomen being ruptuted due to the handling and shipping process. i have gotten a couple Ts via fedex over 3 inches that were underfed. its more for their safety