theotherliz
Arachnopeon
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- Nov 28, 2021
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Hi all,
I'm pretty new to the hobby (have only had T's for a couple of months now) so I'm needing some advice from those more experienced.
I have a C. versicolor sling (~.75") that I just noticed is molting (yay!) but I'd tried feeding it a small cricket a couple days ago and when I checked for it the next morning I couldn't find the cricket so I assumed it'd been eaten. But now that the sling is molting, I'm worried the cricket is somehow hiding in the enclosure somewhere or buried itself in the substrate even though I even went in a poked around in the moss and top layer of substrate the other day to make sure it wasn't just hiding from me
So, am I just being paranoid or is it actually possible the cricket is still hiding and if so what's the best course of action now?
TIA!
I'm pretty new to the hobby (have only had T's for a couple of months now) so I'm needing some advice from those more experienced.
I have a C. versicolor sling (~.75") that I just noticed is molting (yay!) but I'd tried feeding it a small cricket a couple days ago and when I checked for it the next morning I couldn't find the cricket so I assumed it'd been eaten. But now that the sling is molting, I'm worried the cricket is somehow hiding in the enclosure somewhere or buried itself in the substrate even though I even went in a poked around in the moss and top layer of substrate the other day to make sure it wasn't just hiding from me
So, am I just being paranoid or is it actually possible the cricket is still hiding and if so what's the best course of action now?
TIA!