Fossorial Molts (>.<)

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  WeightedAbyss75

• Aug 10, 2016

With how close the entrance is to the top, I would hate to be the guy to go in and give it a roach... With how big that thing is, it would probably want a bigger meal (as in my arm :O)

 

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  bryverine

• Aug 10, 2016

@WeightedAbyss75
Well it's burrow extends beyond the substrate with a web tube around the top right before the hatch up top.

So far it's been quite cordial with eating and retreating. Hope it stays that way.

 

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  viper69

• Aug 10, 2016

Time for rehouse, deeper container

 

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  WeightedAbyss75

• Aug 10, 2016

@viper69 I suggest the grand canyon, it will hold it back pretty well.

 

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  bryverine

• Aug 11, 2016

@viper69
You think so? It's about 6-7 inches of sub. It might be mature I guess IF it's female.

I need to go see if I can find some tall "really useful boxes" that aren't as big as a 10 gallon.

 

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  bryverine

• Aug 11, 2016

@viper69
You think so? It has about 6-7 inches of sub.

I figured I'd wait until it matured before moving it into something I could put 8-10 inches of sub in.

 

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  WeightedAbyss75

• Aug 11, 2016

At the size it's at, I think it would be mature either way. I just worry I will see a forum in a few months saying "Escaped Lividum, please help!".

 

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  bryverine

• Aug 11, 2016

@WeightedAbyss75

Nah, it's super grumpy but loves that burrow. I also have them in a locked closet.

It'd be more like "My first bite in 5 years and it was a lividum!"

 

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  WeightedAbyss75

• Aug 11, 2016

@bryverine At least that's better than an escape. Lucky you have such a stubborn spider Do you just throw crix in there, or feed it a roach with tongs? Love to know

 

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  bryverine

• Aug 11, 2016

@WeightedAbyss75
I leave some fat dubia with crushed heads at the top of the burrow or throw them on some of the web. It actually waits for food on the right side there half way up. I'll post a picture from the other side/top when I get back home.