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both of my pulchras do the same, I have logs in my T's enclosures though.. In the back on each side its all dug up lol its funny and cute because they both do it :-) Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk HD

Hello! Still kinda new here just thought i'd share!:photogenic:

:laugh: This video never gets old!

Wow Awesome photos, and Beautiful spiders!

Lovely new additions to your collection! :biggrin:

Congrats to you! :D

I agree, super glue will make the acrylic cloudy and it will not come off. I have used hot glue to glue some cork bark onto my acrylic enclosures but my hot glue gun is cheap therefore the glue wasn't too hot it worked well I also didn't apply the glue straight onto the acrylic I applied it on...

oh ok you dont want to startle her she's prob just checkin out her new home :) u can add more sub when she deciides to come down :)

a fall from that much distance isn't good escpecially if there's cork bark right where she'd fall you can remove her if it'll make you less worried if her enclosure is more of an aborial type you might want to get something that's more terrestrial to prevent in an injury from a fall. what type...

Since you have only had her a few days she might just be adjusting to her new home, I dont have a pic of her enclosure but I can get one to you tomorrow :) she is a little over 2 Inches I use coco fiber and have about 3 to 4 inches of it in her enclosure so that way if she does happen to climb...

is the substrate really moist? if so that's probably the reason why she is climbing I have a G Pulchra as well and she likes the substrate dry if it gets moist whatsoever she will also climb to get away from it.

Very cool! I also like the spiders on the wall :)

Very beautiful new addition to your collection! :)

Yay! that's wonderful! bet he's enjoying that juicy little cricket! ;)

thank you! :)

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