Kat Graves
Arachnopeon
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- Apr 1, 2014
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Hi everyone.
My V. Paranaensis molted 10 days ago, and has since eaten twice. I was looking in the TKG and it specifically says that after every molt the container needs to be completely cleaned. My question is: The book says to remove the T first; however, my V. is still staying underground, so the only way I can get to him is to slowly remove the substrate with a paint brush until I find him. As a side note, the reason I am so concerned is because he still hasn't removed his molt from the burrow and I am sure it has started to mold over.
So, is there a consensus on wether it is more beneficial to do the above action? Or is there concerns that would make it better to leave it alone? I'm just trying to make sure that I am doing the right thing, since this particular circumstance was not covered in the TKG.
Thanks everyone, and Happy Mother's Day!!
My V. Paranaensis molted 10 days ago, and has since eaten twice. I was looking in the TKG and it specifically says that after every molt the container needs to be completely cleaned. My question is: The book says to remove the T first; however, my V. is still staying underground, so the only way I can get to him is to slowly remove the substrate with a paint brush until I find him. As a side note, the reason I am so concerned is because he still hasn't removed his molt from the burrow and I am sure it has started to mold over.
So, is there a consensus on wether it is more beneficial to do the above action? Or is there concerns that would make it better to leave it alone? I'm just trying to make sure that I am doing the right thing, since this particular circumstance was not covered in the TKG.
Thanks everyone, and Happy Mother's Day!!