Sometimes I use my phone flashlight to see if my t is sticking out of the burrow (or roaming about) before misting at night. I usually try to mist during the day and I don't have to do it very often because I live in a humid coastal area and I have a rose hair. But alas, when I do mist at night and I use my phone light to do a quick check, my t will scurry out to the entrance of its burrow. Which is entirely counterproductive. I like to think my t is saying hello. But rather than anthropomorphizing, does anyone know why the reaction would be to come look? Is it checking to make sure it's still nighttime? I don't get it. Ts usually avoid light
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