Verneph
Arachnosquire
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- Jun 16, 2011
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So earlier I offered one of my T's (an A. Avicularia I think) a super worm. She tried to go after it, but she ended up letting it slip away for whatever reason and before I could retrieve it the worm had escaped underneath one of the pieces of wood in her container and burrowed into the substrate. I tried digging around a bit to find the thing but I have no clue where it went off to.
My question is this: Is this worm going to be an issue if it's in there? I'd rather not rip apart my T's substrate if I don't have to (that is, more than I already have). I've been told that they can turn into flies eventually, but I also know they need water and my T's substrate usually stays fairly dry.
Is there any way to draw the worm back out, or should I just leave it? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
My question is this: Is this worm going to be an issue if it's in there? I'd rather not rip apart my T's substrate if I don't have to (that is, more than I already have). I've been told that they can turn into flies eventually, but I also know they need water and my T's substrate usually stays fairly dry.
Is there any way to draw the worm back out, or should I just leave it? Any help would be greatly appreciated.