Stella Maris
Arachnoknight
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To my surprise, I came home today and saw my Pampho. sp. "esmeraldas" male-Mr. Noctis, outside of his coconut hide.
As you can see in my photo he is stressed curled in the corner behind his coconut hide. I'm not sure if this is unusual behavior? You can't see in the photo but he has a deli cup full of water and the substrate is completely dry. He is not in any direct sunlight either. He has a plump abdomen as well.
He is usually always in his coconut hide during the day time. My G. rosea/porteri likes to be in all sorts of odd resting positions but I don't know about my Pamphobeteus male, Mr. Noctis?
As you can see in my photo he is stressed curled in the corner behind his coconut hide. I'm not sure if this is unusual behavior? You can't see in the photo but he has a deli cup full of water and the substrate is completely dry. He is not in any direct sunlight either. He has a plump abdomen as well.
He is usually always in his coconut hide during the day time. My G. rosea/porteri likes to be in all sorts of odd resting positions but I don't know about my Pamphobeteus male, Mr. Noctis?
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