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Last week, my hubby summoned me into our livingroom to evacuate a nice little Lycosa sp. before he killed it...
...so I scooped up the little guy into a nice sized jar with some loose moss, a couple twigs and a fat, juicy cricket. Wha?? I wanted him to be full when I put him back outside. Well, I took the jar outside and left it under my jasmine vine, so my little "wolfie" could wander on to his freedom.
Yesterday, I checked on him and a larger one of the same had crept into "wolfie's" jar and was trying to catch one of his crickets.... until he noticed the larger spidey kid and chased him/her out of his house.
When I went out to check on "wolfie" last night, he was still in his jar.
Do you think the fact that I've fed him and supplied him a nice cozy spot to hang out has encouraged him to stick around? Is this a bad thing? Am I endangering him in any way by feeding him and letting him "squat" in my jar?
What should I do?
btw, he also walks around on my hand and arm occasionally
...so I scooped up the little guy into a nice sized jar with some loose moss, a couple twigs and a fat, juicy cricket. Wha?? I wanted him to be full when I put him back outside. Well, I took the jar outside and left it under my jasmine vine, so my little "wolfie" could wander on to his freedom.
Yesterday, I checked on him and a larger one of the same had crept into "wolfie's" jar and was trying to catch one of his crickets.... until he noticed the larger spidey kid and chased him/her out of his house.
When I went out to check on "wolfie" last night, he was still in his jar.
Do you think the fact that I've fed him and supplied him a nice cozy spot to hang out has encouraged him to stick around? Is this a bad thing? Am I endangering him in any way by feeding him and letting him "squat" in my jar?
What should I do?
btw, he also walks around on my hand and arm occasionally