See, why I asked is, that I have seen on other forums, that some T's come out of molt with weirdly bended legs and other deformaties, and most of the time, a "wet molt" is fatal.
In a previous post, I was asking advice on my G. pulchripes that had weirdly bended legs, less hair on legs and legs bent in after a molt on Sunday. I left her as most suggested.
In the meantime I also had advice from someone else and he suggested it is a wet molt. Basically there is too much fluid between the exoskeletons.
She died this morning though, and I was wondering if anyone had tips to avoid / treat something like this. I have read on other forums that some people have success nursing their T's back to another molt, some making it, others not.
There is nothing I can do for her now, other than learn what the mistake was and know how to look out for it in the future.
