And THIS is to go even further beyond!

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  Ztesch

• May 19, 2018

Hahaha dont you hate it when that happens. I got a Aphonpelma chalcodes sling on Wednesday and fed it once and now it filled in her burrow...

 

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  Paul1126

• May 19, 2018

Haha, I thought my vagans sling ate his water dish, but it was buried... very deep

 

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  Arachnophoric

• May 19, 2018

And another one bites the dust! And another one bites the dust!
Another one gone, and another one gone,
ANOTHER DISH BITES THE DUST--

 

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  Ungoliant

• May 19, 2018

@Moakmeister How many water dishes has she claimed?

 

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  SDCustom78

• May 19, 2018

Yes T's hoard too

 

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  RezonantVoid

• May 19, 2018

@SDCustom78 my latest T (selenotypus sp. Plumebo) apparently hoards snail shells of all things in the wild so I'm tempted to find some ones in good condition and see how many it will hoard in its burrow XD

 

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  Moakmeister

• May 19, 2018

@Ungoliant his is her first victim. She was surprised that I could dig it out feom under 3 inches of sub so she shoved it down there. It’s currently even further inside. She wins. Im not gonna retrieve it. Time for a new one.

 

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  SDCustom78

• May 19, 2018

@Moakmeister Maybe she thinks it's an egg sac. Wait a month or so and see if you have a few hundred little water caps in there.

 

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  Crone Returns

• May 19, 2018

Uh-oh. Better check on Regina's sister, Gremmy.

 

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  Ungoliant

• May 19, 2018

@Moakmeister My Neoholothele incei had webbed over three water dishes (I kept adding a new one over the old one so as not to tear up her webbing) before I rehoused her.