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my most recently purchased rosehair hasnt been eating since i changed out her substrate and cleaned her tank...(she was formerly the mother of all eaters and there is no sign of impending moult)...but every once in a while i throw some food in there to see if she will take it...and today i threw in a superworm that very quickly burrowed under the substrate.....i tried to get it out with chopsticks but the rosehair wouldnt let me...she kept striking at the chopsticks and so i had to let the superworm get away..
what are the implications of letting the superworm stay in there??
the only way i can get it out is to rehouse the spider temporarily and dig through all the substrate....
any suggestions?
what are the implications of letting the superworm stay in there??
the only way i can get it out is to rehouse the spider temporarily and dig through all the substrate....
any suggestions?