A geniculata sling

[clive 82]

My A geniculata sling recently dug itself a burrow & I rarely see it now. I think it could be pre molt.
Over the past day it has completely sealed itself in the burrow, the two entrances are closed now.
I have been offering it pre killed prey outside the burrow entrance which it had been accepting apart from last night.
I would usually remove it after 24 hours.
My question is should I remove the prey now it has sealed itself off? I don't want to disturb it if it is finally molting but on the other hand I don't want to leave the prey in to attract mold or mites.
Any thoughts?

 

[YagerManJennsen]

I generally don't feed if the burrow is sealed off. Think of it as a "do not disturb" sign.

 

[Andrea82]

You can just take the feeder out, as long as it is at the entrance of her burrow and you don't need to wrestle her burrow apart to do it

 

[clive 82]

You can just take the feeder out, as long as it is at the entrance of her burrow and you don't need to wrestle her burrow apart to do it

Thanks for the advice guys!