Well, my A. Versicolor seems to very well, and very hungry. I've been feeding it regulary. I am going to try to get it on a every 2-3 day schedule, though I know you can't really train a sling. My problem is that I know your suppose to clean up cricket parts after they've feed, but mine just keeps taking it into it's "nest". Therefore I can't find any left over cricket parts. I don't want my sling getting mites or anything. Any suggestions?
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Hey,
My versicolor sling dumps the cricket remains on the bottom of her enclosure, but the dumps are very hard to see, because I use vermiculite as substrate. Usually I see the boli because there is a little fungus growing on them, then I immediately remove them. I think the spiders usually throw the remains out of their webs to keep it clean.
greetz,
Joost
My versicolor sling dumps the cricket remains on the bottom of her enclosure, but the dumps are very hard to see, because I use vermiculite as substrate. Usually I see the boli because there is a little fungus growing on them, then I immediately remove them. I think the spiders usually throw the remains out of their webs to keep it clean.
greetz,
Joost