Amblypygid Hanging Upside-Down?

[Toadfang]

So within just the past few nights, my male D. Medius has been walking upside-down beneath the lid to his terrarium. The cork bark peaks near the top, so it's not precariously searching for a foothold, but I'm just curious as to why he's developed this new habit. I only noticed because normally that corner of my room is quiet, then all of a sudden I'm hearing the tiny grab and scratch of little hooks on the mesh wire. Any help or insight would be greatly appreciated.

 

[that1ocelot]

I wouldn't worry about it. My medius used to do the same - they are curious creatures!

 

[Toadfang]

Thank you, I appreciate it. That makes me feel better.

 

[DustyD]

My G. pulchripes has done that at night, usually after a rehousing. I call it dancing on the ceiling. I have a picture but i caught it under a disturbingly bright red light. At least for humans.

 

[Albireo Wulfbooper]

because he can

 

[Toadfang]

Thanks for the responses. I appreciate the help and insight. The male is always doing something dramatic, where as the female you could set a watch to her habits.