To reset or not to reset? That is the question.
As you can see by the way this poor little A. geniculata is sitting at the top of the burrow with a WTH? look on it's face, it apparently missed a couple days of burrow building class. The top of the corner kinda caved in on him and now we've got a big gaping hole in the middle of the top of our burrow.
He's already not the easiest critter to feed as he likes to hide at the bottom of the burrow and I have to use a flashlight to see if he gets his roach or not. (He always does, burrow day he missed, jump on that food day, he definitely attended.)
So, do I cup the spider and reset the environment so he can try again? Or just leave things as they are and figure he'll sort it out?
Thanks in advance,
IDMiriam
As you can see by the way this poor little A. geniculata is sitting at the top of the burrow with a WTH? look on it's face, it apparently missed a couple days of burrow building class. The top of the corner kinda caved in on him and now we've got a big gaping hole in the middle of the top of our burrow.
He's already not the easiest critter to feed as he likes to hide at the bottom of the burrow and I have to use a flashlight to see if he gets his roach or not. (He always does, burrow day he missed, jump on that food day, he definitely attended.)
So, do I cup the spider and reset the environment so he can try again? Or just leave things as they are and figure he'll sort it out?
Thanks in advance,
IDMiriam
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