ScorpSarah
Arachnosquire
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- Apr 24, 2016
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My Hadrurus Arizonensis seems to have buried himself deep in his substrate. At first he just sealed the entrance, that was 4 days ago, now he has put dirt at least 4 inches down his burrow entrance. I used to be able to see 4 inches into his burrow as it was against the glass for that part then sloped down towards the middle of the tank. (Which was cool to see him hiding in the back of the burrow when I decided to use a dim light to look if I could see him) now I can't see into that tunnel at all and he has literally trapped himself in a dirt cave. What if he doesn't get oxygen in there and dies? Can that happen? I don't think he is molting, he ate a lot in the days leading up to this hideout. I did get 2 Blue Death Feigning beetles (which I saw mating today, but I read the young don't survive captivity), I hope he isn't afraid of the beetles and hiding from them lol
Anyways, is this normal? Should I be concerned at all?
Anyways, is this normal? Should I be concerned at all?