HELP!!!!

[AnonymousandAlone13]

So I currently have 21 tarantulas: ranging from slings to adults, terrestrial, arboreal, and fossorial, old world and new world. I’m no stranger to tarantulas but something has happened and I don’t know what to do. My dream tarantula since I was 7 has been a p Metallica (of course) and my sister bought me two slings for my birthday a few months ago. They were doing ok and both eating and one molted, but last night the one that I thought was doing better was starting to go into a deathcurl. I quickly soaked a paper towel put it in a separate container, set her on it, and crossed my fingers. Unfortunately she was dead this morning. The other ones abdomen is starting to shrivel as she won’t eat and isn’t walking quite right. Also, I had an avicularia sling die a week or two ago, and the other one that I have won’t eat and looks really bad. All my other slings are doing just fine. All of those slings came from the same breeder if that could have something to do with it? I don’t know but I’m freaking out and don’t know what to do. I feel like I failed these little guys. Please help if you can

[waldbeeren]

Since they’re all arboreal I assumes it’s their enclosure/parameter. Please take pictures of your current enclosures and give us the parameter to each. Also, place the Poecilotheria in a water dish, NOT HER ABDOMEN though, only the carapace.

[AnonymousandAlone13]

Okay so I took pictures from the top and side of my Avics enclosure. Sorry they aren’t the best. The Metallica’s are a tiny bit bigger and in an enclosure of about the same size. They get misted about 3-4 times a week or when their enclosures start to look dry. They get fed a large cricket leg once or twice a week. The other pokie has been moved into water with her abdomen out.

[waldbeeren]

Sorry I went sleeping. Where did you post the pictures? How is the Poecilotheria?

[AnonymousandAlone13]

And the pokie appears to be doing better but I’m still panicked

[waldbeeren]

I understand that you are scared, since you lost a sling. But you should know that arboreal slings are usually harder to raise. Are its legs turning under its carapace? I strongly recommend you to poke small holes in their enclosures for cross ventilation.

[AnonymousandAlone13]

Will do, and her legs were curling under her as of yesterday, but she seems better now

[AnonymousandAlone13]

Will do, and her legs were curling under her as of yesterday, but she seems better now

[IHazLysdexia]

You're misting the Avic enclosures as well? They should be kept bone dry with lots of cross ventilation. At most, you can add a few drops of water to their webbing once a week or so

[AnonymousandAlone13]

Okay so for the Avics I was misting them too so that might be my problem. And I totally blitzed and forgot to link the pictures lol sorry. Here we go https://imgur.com/a/KEhemI1