u/Mysterious_Doctor722

Found elsewhere, not allowed to cross post 😁

Desperately sad. Posted a few days ago as my baby H. Loaticus was moulting, unfortunately it didn't do very well.

As you can see from the first photo she failed to disengage several legs, left claw and tail. She has been in this state since Friday, so four days now. I felt obliged to intervene, not sure if I have done the right thing. Managed to remove a lot of the moult, separated the legs to give them movement, though they are still covered unfortunately, as is the telson (see photo 2). She is weak from the stress of course and only a little responsive. Is this survivable? Did I do the wrong thing?

My H. Loaticus moulting - was under 2cm, can't wait to see her/him then they've finished. Only put in upgraded tank yesterday, and they decided to sit on top of the coconut hide to perform.

Hi all, citrus in my garden (inheritance so no details), leaves keep browning and curling, is it over watered, under? Hungry? Do they need citrus specific feed? Help please! South east England if that helps. Sunniest spot, perhaps 5 hours a day full sun weather permitting of course.