Hey there, I attended a local reptile expo on Sunday and came home with my first old world T's/slings (H. Pulchripes, O. philippinus, L. Violaceopes, and a young Chilobrachys sp. Vietnam Blue). I managed to get the Vietnam blue and the Violaceopes to take down crickets with no problem and I believe the Philippinus is eating prekilled crickets since I can't find a body after I check in on it later but the Pulchripes hasn't shown interest in eating and today I found it sealed off its burrow. I do have a picture of when I rehoused it and the abdomen looks kinda big but I can't really tell for sure. Could this be a sign that it's in premolt?
My only other experience with T's is with my Curly Hair and I know she'll stop eating before a molt but would never seal herself in a burrow.
My only other experience with T's is with my Curly Hair and I know she'll stop eating before a molt but would never seal herself in a burrow.
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