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Are these holes too big? Versi just arrived.
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They can shrsd that stuff. Either remove the spider and fill up the big holes with hot glue or rehouse altogether.Do you have any coconut husk? If so that can be squeezed to plug holes.
Good to know. I've used it it for mantids and assassin bugs in the past. Thought it'd work for T's too.They can shrsd that stuff. Either remove the spider and fill up the big holes with hot glue or rehouse altogether.
Some leafy clutter will be appreciated i think.Poked some holes in the vial and tossed a piece of bamboo skewer in on top of coco fiber. Anything else I should add for this? Can probably just stay in here until It's ready for the deli container.
Not really much more, a small chunk of cork bark or fake leave would better than a bamboo skewer though. However, this will likely be fine.Poked some holes in the vial and tossed a piece of bamboo skewer in on top of coco fiber. Anything else I should add for this? Can probably just stay in here until It's ready for the deli container.
for an A. Versicolor? I assumed it would web up the vial, but I do know slings behave differently sometimes.Some leafy clutter will be appreciated i think.
Definitely should have done that.I usually wait till they come in to make their enclosures up. I unpack them into holding cups and then setup the enclosure. There have been several times where the T was smaller of larger than I thought it was going to be. It also lets me unpack quickly when I have a bunch of Ts. Which lets me make sure they are doing ok before being put in their new homes.
Giving the T a place to hide before it starts webbing is never a bad idea.for an A. Versicolor? I assumed it would web up the vial, but I do know slings behave differently sometimes.
It needs something to stretch on, so one broad leaf is better than that stick, imo.for an A. Versicolor? I assumed it would web up the vial, but I do know slings behave differently sometimes.
Definitely should have done that.
I'd wait a few days before feeding. I would also add a little bit more substrate and push the cork bark into the substrate. Most importantly, remember that they need a mixture of adequate ventilation and moisture.One more noob question if I may(which means I probably shouldn't have picked up the A. Versi but at least I don't have any pokies right?!)
I have some pinhead lats I had purchased with my GBB but it's eating dubias. Should I toss one of those in there now without crushing head or wait a day or two? Don't really have to worry about it burrowing or anything right?