Hafi
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So a couple days ago i got 3 new T's. Grammostola pulchripes, Tliltocatl albopilosum and Chromatopelma cyaenopubescens. All 3 beautiful little females. I built them some nice enclosures and rehoused them. The gbb gave me a threat posture but apart from that it went pretty well. Fast forward 2 days and the albopilosum seems to really enjoy her new enclosure. She started digging and is currently outside happily munching on a dubia. The gbb of course didnt use the anchor points i provided but instead is starting out her webcastle at the front lid but other than that seems comfortable. The pulchripes however seems to not have gotten the memo that she's supposed to be pretty chill^^ first day she spent as high up as possible just strolling around from top corner to top corner (probably because the moss i used was still a bit wet. Had to soak it in water because it came as one compressed block) Then when the moss dried up she spent the next day on the floor but always hugging the side of the enclosure. Now today she still hasnt found the hide i provided her so i tried poking her towards it with a plastic straw. She gave me a threat posture and slapped the straw so i stopped doing that. She's calmed down but seems a bit stressed but girl you're neither arboreal nor an old world, please behave ! Anyways just wanted to share. I'll include some pictures of the new enclosures, maybe one if you can spot something that could be done better. Other than that i'll just leave her and hope that she eventually finds her hide. Would also be interested in reading some of your experiences and rehouses that didn't quite go the way you imagined also i'll include a close up picture of the albopilosum as i'm not sure if she's a nicaragua or honduras variant. Maybe one of you knows^^
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