xXsambondXx
Arachnopeon
- Joined
- May 15, 2011
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- 26
Hi,
So I recently rehoused my suntiger about a week ago, today I dropped a locust in and the spider killed it but didn't eat it, instead patrolling a bit and then going back to its burrow. I'd recently misted the tank so was paranoid about mold/mites etc. so I wanted to remove it, problem is the spider killed it in a really awkward place that I couldn't reach with my forceps, so I decided to do a not so genius move and put duct tape on the forceps to give a movable sticky pad, and it worked! I got the locust and was pulling the forceps out when the tape fell off one side of the forceps and stuck to the inside of the enclosure... So now I can't get it out without sticking my hand in a jar with a very angry suntiger... And suggestions on how I could loosen off the tape to remove it? I know it was a dumb thing to do, hindsight's a wonderful thing, but i'm worried if I leave it in there the spider might get caught up in it and create an even bigger problem
So I recently rehoused my suntiger about a week ago, today I dropped a locust in and the spider killed it but didn't eat it, instead patrolling a bit and then going back to its burrow. I'd recently misted the tank so was paranoid about mold/mites etc. so I wanted to remove it, problem is the spider killed it in a really awkward place that I couldn't reach with my forceps, so I decided to do a not so genius move and put duct tape on the forceps to give a movable sticky pad, and it worked! I got the locust and was pulling the forceps out when the tape fell off one side of the forceps and stuck to the inside of the enclosure... So now I can't get it out without sticking my hand in a jar with a very angry suntiger... And suggestions on how I could loosen off the tape to remove it? I know it was a dumb thing to do, hindsight's a wonderful thing, but i'm worried if I leave it in there the spider might get caught up in it and create an even bigger problem
