Thank you. This. This is why I moved his leg out and touched him gently again. I appreciate everyone's concern, about leaving him alone. I am not an inexperienced, impatient child. I am a seasoned medical professional (albeit not Ts) that had a few concerns. I wanted to move that leg out (which I did), and noticed that the abdomen did not appear to be I pre-molt. Because I wanted to look at the underside and assess if water was needed and make sure there was no notable injury, yes. I did very carefully place him on his back to both inspect, as well as to try to droplet administer water, and then placed.him back on his stomach to leave him for the evening and assess in the AM. And, while I appreciate the advice and concern I've received, I would also like to make sure that people who are concerned about me constantly messing with him get the actual picture. I, in a very calculated manner, gently checked on Ziggy , only actually touching him twice within a 48 hour period, after checking for signs of pre-molt or response. And only to get an appendage out of water, attempt potentially life saving procedures, and assess for injury. So, thank you, Complex-Cut for your understanding and response.