ok so far there are no toxins involved, no dehydration, no infections, no sunlight...

It's a particularly cold winter... are they being heated?
Maybe try a different feeders temporarily?
What peat do you use?
Have the one's that died been rehoused recently?
Are there any plants in the enclosures?

SpoQ wrote:

ok so far there are no toxins involved, no dehydration, no infections, no sunlight...

It's a particularly cold winter... are they being heated?
Maybe try a different feeders temporarily?
What peat do you use?
Have the one's that died been rehoused recently?
Are there any plants in the enclosures?

I have a heater in my room that keeps the temps at 21. I do this every winter. I use coco peat I buy it at the pet shop I have been using it for 1 and a half years so I dont think thats the problem. I have fake plants its been in there for at least 7 months and its the same as in all my other cages. I was the plants with warm water just to clean them before I put them in. I will try a different feeder.

Yeah I think it's best. I have just about run out of ideas.

Good luck.

thanks for the help

I lost a curly sling too this weekend. But all the others are doing well.

TH

I lost my 7 cm P. striata female this weekend. She got stuck in a moult. First time I'm losing a T' like this. It's an experience I certainly could do without