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I know I do, for several of mine. My parahybana sling, my fasciatum, are about the only ones, now. I thought for the longest time that my parahybana was dead, not wanting to dig it out. So, an experiment. Instead of live cricks, I put half a chopped crick in there. It was gone by next afternoon.
As for my fasciatum, I think she's dead. I'm going to dig her out, this afternoon, after work. She's near adult size, and I have (to me) what sounds like a stupid question. How do I dig her out? I have a 10G for a "safety net", but, will she jump?
My parahybana leaves these really cute, perfectly round holes, in the substrate...I may dig it up, too, just to make sure. Plus, a week ago, there was housecleaning, so to speak. It had molted, and placed it's "old clothes" by one of the holes..*g*
Peace,
Gillian
As for my fasciatum, I think she's dead. I'm going to dig her out, this afternoon, after work. She's near adult size, and I have (to me) what sounds like a stupid question. How do I dig her out? I have a 10G for a "safety net", but, will she jump?
My parahybana leaves these really cute, perfectly round holes, in the substrate...I may dig it up, too, just to make sure. Plus, a week ago, there was housecleaning, so to speak. It had molted, and placed it's "old clothes" by one of the holes..*g*
Peace,
Gillian