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Hey all,
It was feeding day for my N. Chromas and they are just slings so they are in small enclosures atm. I checked their enclosures and dropped crickets in, the one that burrows came scurrying out when the cricket entered. A few hours later I come back and realize there is a molt in that same enclosure, and I don't leave molts unless I have to intrude to get them. I tried looking for the cricket but no luck, it is likely in the extensive tunnel. I flashed a light inside and I didn't see very well but no cricket like obstructions so fingers crossed it up and died of stress or got eaten safely. Is there anything I can do to make sure my T is safe and happy. Any advice would be appreciated. I will be more careful, especially with my fossorials.
I have been keeping an eye and they seem quite active, hopefully a sign that it is not freshly molted. They probably pulled it out of their tunnel at some point. Cricket is nowhere to be seen so likely dead. Will update.
It was feeding day for my N. Chromas and they are just slings so they are in small enclosures atm. I checked their enclosures and dropped crickets in, the one that burrows came scurrying out when the cricket entered. A few hours later I come back and realize there is a molt in that same enclosure, and I don't leave molts unless I have to intrude to get them. I tried looking for the cricket but no luck, it is likely in the extensive tunnel. I flashed a light inside and I didn't see very well but no cricket like obstructions so fingers crossed it up and died of stress or got eaten safely. Is there anything I can do to make sure my T is safe and happy. Any advice would be appreciated. I will be more careful, especially with my fossorials.
I have been keeping an eye and they seem quite active, hopefully a sign that it is not freshly molted. They probably pulled it out of their tunnel at some point. Cricket is nowhere to be seen so likely dead. Will update.
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