EtienneN
Arachno-enigma
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I know you’ve probably already done this but have you looked when it’s dark at night? Sometimes a light can really help. Also the T might move under the cover of darkness.
I have, yes. I’ll keep at it though.I know you’ve probably already done this but have you looked when it’s dark at night? Sometimes a light can really help. Also the T might move under the cover of darkness.
I have, yeah. No luck :/Have you checked the whole enclosure? Sifted through the substrate ect? I've know people who have lost Ts when they'd just burrowed and sealed themselves in
I’ve let the cats do their thing because at this point, I have no idea what room she might be in and I can’t just throw them outside lolHave you left out hides and water? What are you doing with the kitties? When my snake would get loose, which was often, the cat was always the one who found her. Of course with something as fragile as a T., youd have to keep an eye on them. Sending good hopes your way...
NO! And I have TWO in this house!Have you tried serenading it with a bass guitar?
I regret that I can only give you one funny emoji!Have you tried serenading it with a bass guitar?
After reading the first two sentences I thought this was a joke! But thanks. I’ve scanned for eyes at night but not in that particular way.Something to try, I use it to find tiny spiders outdoors. In the dark room hold the butt end of a flashlight against your forehead and shine the light in the direction of your vision. Six of the eight eyes reflect light and the eye shine is quite bright as the light reflects back to you. Anything that is tiny and very shiny should be checked out.
They call it... The unicorn!After reading the first two sentences I thought this was a joke! But thanks. I’ve scanned for eyes at night but not in that particular way.
Thank you! But unfortunately she’s still missing. My mind is kind of blown tbhStill waiting for some happy news to this one (and still have fingers crossed)...
It's hard to believe a 5" stripy orange spider could completely vanish, but guess it's quite easy.