HELP! Urodacus Elongatus burrow

[Aymin]

Thanks guys, I'll update you if there are any changes!

 

[Ferrachi]

They are quite capable of digging themselves out, so not to worry

 

[Dr SkyTower]

It may be in diapause, it's a type of hibernation where you won't see them for months. They block off their burrow.

 

[Aymin]

Yep, still no activity what so ever. Burrow still blocked

 

[Ferrachi]

Why don't you post some photos of the enclosure and before it burrowed...

 

[Aymin]

Here I’ve shown the entries of the burrow but it’s filled up. There’s been absolutely no activity for 3 weeks now. I’ve got a false bottom set up, spagnum moss and red desert sand.

 

[Edan bandoot]

Be careful with that rock, If it burrows below it there may be a burrow collapse which would squish your little guy

 

[Aymin]

I thought this species was a rock scrapper? I added this rock a few weeks in and it started digging under the rock, with the second entry in the photo near the moss

 

[Aymin]

what should I do hahah

 

[Edan bandoot]

Rocks should be anchored to the bottom of the tank or another piece of decor for them to be safe

 

[Edan bandoot]

Here's a video that demonstrates what I mean

 

[Aymin]

Should I start digging up to see what's happened? It's been 3 weeks

 

[Edan bandoot]

Should I start digging up to see what's happened? It's been 3 weeks

No. Checking on it would, under no circumstance, be helpful to it.

 

[Albireo Wulfbooper]

Should I start digging up to see what's happened? It's been 3 weeks

3 weeks is not a long time. Do not dig. Wait.

 

[Aymin]

I shall wait ! Stay tuned for any updates