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Precious

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My male Chinese just had his last shed. He's laid flat out. If I provoke him, he moves about but crashes again. Is this normal? None of his other moults were like this. I'm worried. :(

 
Leave him alone, the last molt is the most difficult. If he doesn't recover by tomorrow he can be used to fatten up a female.

 
Yeah leave em alone for a few days afterwards.

 
The day after the moult and he's a teeny tiny bit better. He reluctantly took a little crik from me and ate it. :) He was having trouble getting around, he was tangled in his terribly twisted wings. I took some advice from a forum search and snipped them. They were dry and he seems so much better without. I'll offer a crik later and we'll see.

 

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