As Becca says, try increasing the humidity a little. You may also want to try dabbing the area with a little warm water to soften it further. If it doesn't come away easily, then leave it be :)
Good question, probably something like a few months or so, but it's obviously better to use is whillst it's as fresh as possible. They're usually very secretive about making their webs, so it would be difficult to tell when he last made one.
Ok, until recently I was a strong fan of not holding any t;but tonight I may have been 'swayed'
My A.versicolor found her way onto my hand this evening and all that I can say is that I am honoured! She's such a sweetie......I don't want to put her down!!
May I ask that all people give...
Hi all,
My girl is about 5 1/2" and remarkably tolerant of me and any other disturbances. She's only actually ever kicked hairs once (when she was in pre moult), but has raised her back leg on occasion ready to do so.
Haven't really seen any signs of aggression, but she will show a...
Don't forget that there are always exceptions to the rule. For example, I've read reports of people being able to handle certain specimens that have a remarkably subdued temperament :eek:
So it sounds like you have a little sweety on your hands (NB I'm not saying you should try and hold her...
That's fine, even if they were kicking hairs then unless your tanks were wide open, it would be difficult for the hairs to travel any distance, and be concentrated enough to cause any problems.
Saying this, these are just my oppinions ofcourse. How long have you had 50 in your room and have...
Same here, my 5 1/2" female took around 6 hours in total, most of which was spent lying on her back appearing to be doing nothing.
Don't worry, i'm sure everything will e fine :D
Here are a few shots from different angles to show how the light is reflected. Excuse the low quality pics (Phonecam :rolleyes: )
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That's fine, I’m sure you did. But you have to appreciate that it is sometimes difficult to portray humour on a forum as it could be interpreted in a number of ways.
Use the smileys ;) :D
I also use Locusts as feeders, except for slings obviously as they are still too small.
Provided you keep them well fed ;) :D
It's sometimes practical to clip their claws, just before feeding, in order to stop them climbing. Maybe a little cruel but effective.
They can be a little...
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