JoeyCortez
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pre-killed food is always easiest.Thanks! I just recently figured out how to get this guy to eat something and I've fed him twice so far since I got him about a week and a half ago
pre-killed food is always easiest.
You will find things much easier by putting it into a smaller enclosure...this is a G. pulchripes about the same size.
Didn't catch this before my reply above. It looked like a huge enclosure from the starting post, so never mind my reply. I was just very surprised at the appropriate size enclosures at first. But now I can see the recommended sizes really do work quite well for them. Perhaps we can sort of compare as our pulchripes slings grow up....Oh yea I found that out, I tried to give it live food and it just would run away from it and never eat it. So I finally started pre-killing them and then I would find that it would pick it up and eat it after it being in there for a little while. The sub looks damp but it's dry, it's just fresh coco. I have a corner where I have a little bit of sphagnum moss and I will put a few drops of water on there for it. I'm using the sling enclosure that comes with the beginner kit from Jamie's.