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She's had a hard time...

I have a trio of t. shanjing, so I was cooling them to breed outside. One night they look fine...next day my biggest female looks dried up. I thought she was dead...picked her up while saying some explicitives...lol then she moved. So I rehydrated her and kept her on damp paper towls. Next day she was better.

So after a few days I brought all of them back in to their home tank. Next morning she appears to have "the shine."

So now she's back in her paper towl lined container. Shes eating...but what should I do for her?
 
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